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Met Éireann issues rain warning for three counties before temperature spike

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Blue skies might not be far away. Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow rain warning for three counties, ahead of what's promised to be a brighter, drier, and warmer weekend. The yellow warning will be in effect across Cork, Kerry and Waterford from 9pm tonight (Thursday) until tomorrow morning (Friday). Met Éireann has warned of possible spot flooding and difficult travelling conditions, particularly in the southwest.
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Coca-Cola Thank You Fund to surpass €2 million as applications open for 2026

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By Ava Keady Verified
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€100,000 in grant funding is available this year to support programmes focused on the theme of Inclusion and Wellbeing for Future Work Readiness. The Coca-Cola Thank You Fund is back for 2026, supporting youth and local community organisations across the island of Ireland once again as applications officially open. This year’s launch comes as the fund reaches a major milestone, with over €2 million invested in local communities since it originated in 2011.
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Good weather not gone forever as forecasters reveal when Ireland will see sunshine again

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The dark days are only temporary. After a stunning taste of summer last week, the drop in temperatures and darkening skies seem to have taken over, but fear not, the good weather is not gone forever. While the country is set for some rainy conditions this week, the sunny spells are forecast to make a return as we head into the second week of June. This week (beginning June 2) will be unsettled and increasingly cool, with rain or showers expected most days and breezy conditions at times.
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