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AS IF MONDAYS aren’t glum enough as it is, large parts of the country have been under heavy rain for much of today already.
And as much as we hate to be the bearer of bad news, there’s more to come: Met Éireann has warned that there could be up to 50mm of rain between this afternoon and tomorrow evening.
In other words: gets those anoraks and wellies out, especially if you live in parts of north Leinster or central Ulster.
Met Éireann has issued a weather warning about the expected heavy rainfall and warned that it will remain dull and wet across most of the country today.
As if that weren’t enough, there is also a gale warning in place in coastal areas with strong winds expected to hit later this evening and throughout the night.
The rain will be widespread on Tuesday but the south of the country will get something of a reprieve with some sunshine in the afternoon.
It’s rare that we get to use a classic video from a 1950s musical but this seems appropriate today:
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Very smart
@Padraic O Sullivan: what are you implying, the govt is trying spend 3 billion and hope no one notices? The Journal is complicit in this? Thanks for the laugh anyway.
@Conoroconnor: sure isn’t this comments section another outlet the the SF press office?
What sort of person owns millions of euros worth of jewellery? It’s obscene.
@john doe: Someone who works hard for a living or has a wealthy family
@John Joe Bridie: most people work hard lad. Just an FYI.
@john doe: They are just more successful in life than you are. Get over it.
Is it really something we should know about
Insurance job
@Keith McCourt: really….does your house insurance offer cover for large amounts of cash? If so how much is the premium?
Are investigating not is investigating…. Please get your act together
@STOIC SAVAGE: hahaha savagery. Thanks for the laugh.
The jewellery was worth more than Haringey
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