John Matthews from Dundalk sowing grass seed on his dairy farm. \ Philip Doyle
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Weather forecast
According to Met Éireann, tonight will be mostly dry with just some patchy light rain. It will also be breezy with fresh southwest winds that will be strong along the coast. The temperature will be milder than recent nights with lows of 11°C to 13°C.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, will be mostly cloudy at first with patchy drizzle confined to Connacht and west Ulster. Sunny spells will first develop over southern counties and then in other parts through the afternoon. It will be unusually warm for the time of year with temperatures of 17°C to 21°C.
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Weather forecast
According to Met Éireann, tonight will be mostly dry with just some patchy light rain. It will also be breezy with fresh southwest winds that will be strong along the coast. The temperature will be milder than recent nights with lows of 11°C to 13°C.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, will be mostly cloudy at first with patchy drizzle confined to Connacht and west Ulster. Sunny spells will first develop over southern counties and then in other parts through the afternoon. It will be unusually warm for the time of year with temperatures of 17°C to 21°C.
In the news
The latest series of technical papers from the UK government indicate that the UK would maintain recognition of EU standards on products such as meat, dairy and vegetables.
A new scheme has been launched to encourage the planting of more native woodlands trees by private businesses on the lands of willing owners.
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