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Documents released to TheJournal.ie under the Freedom of Information reveals that 118 complaints were made to the forecaster over a 12 month period.
Temperatures to hit 19 degrees but best bring the brolly if you’re heading out.
Come on, Met Éireann, give us some good news.
Grab your favourite box set.
The company has forecast another fall in quarterly profits, suggesting that sales of the Galaxy S6 failed to meet expectations.
But it won’t hang around for long.
Ireland is set for the mildest run-ups to Christmas it has had for quite a while.
There might a few light showers in some places but it’s going to be very warm.
The latest quarterly report from Goodbody Stockbrokers has some positive points on the Irish economy.
Gone are the days of the high twenties…
The ESRI predict that unemployment will fall to 9.8% next year.
Tipperary, Waterford, you’re not off the hook either.
Despite the popularity of the latest instalment of Mario Kart, Nintendo suffered a net loss of €72.3 million in the latest quarter.
They also revised upwards last year’s figures.
The International Monetary Fund is to give its official global economic forecasts in two weeks.
This is not a drill. It is officially summer.
Thunderstorms are so yesterday.
Tomorrow looks set to have the best of the weather if you’re trying to make plans.
The Sunday Game panellists on how they reckon the 2014 hurling season will play out.
The electronics giant has slashed its expected income from €563 million to €183 million, a 67.5 per cent decrease, after disc market shrinks faster than expected
The ESRI forecast that the government borrowing in 2015 is likely to come in below the target of 3 per cent of GDP.
Business group IBEC says the recovery is not just well under way, but is gaining momentum.
Plus, there may be more of the sand making an appearance.
Our writers figure out who will be crowned champions – Chelsea, Liverpool or Manchester City?
Forecaster Siobhán Ryan handled it like the pro she is.
Kelly said there is going to be a lot of SMEs cleared out ‘in one go’ following ECB stress tests.
Parts of Ireland will be battered by Atlantic storms today. Sorry.
Ireland showed their credentials this month, but Wales, England and France will fancy their chances.
The service will aid agencies forecast the spread of radiation and other hazardous materials.
Around 80 fires are burning across New South Wales, with about 20 of them uncontained.
A growth in trading with China, Mexico and Argentina will be among the keys to the country’s economic recovery, says a new forecast.
Credit card debt is in decline, property transactions on the increase but new car sales continue to struggle.
There’ll be a bit of a drop off after tomorrow, but we’ll still be firmly in Irish “good summer” territory…
Dublin said 1.5 per cent growth in the Budget, and 1.3 per cent last week… but the European Commission says 1.1 per cent.