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Weather in Dublin. Actual conditions and forecast
Week forecast for temperature, rain and cloudiness
Map of wind conditions for Dublin area
Map of Dublin temperature forecast
1. You can zoom in to Dublin using the '+' button, or check temperatures around the globe by the '-' button.2. Besides this, you can grab the map by your mouse button and move it to see the temperature in other regions.
This temperature map is centered around Dublin. The map is real-time and interactive.
Rain forecast for Dublin area
1. Using the control panel above this map, you can check the rain forecast for Dublin for any period within next 10 days.2. Via the top control panel, you can check the following weather parameters: Temperature, Cloud cover, Precipitation, Wind and Pressure.
This precipitation forecast map is centered around Dublin. The map is also real-time and interactive.
Climate in Ireland and weather forecast - best seasons for visit
From the end of May to the end of September, the weather in the country is considered the warmest and sunniest. Therefore, if you want to go on a delightful sea cruise, it is worth visiting the country during this period. It is worth noting that not only do most of the tourists go on cruises on the coastal waters of Ireland, but they also take part in international tours which allow ships to travel between Northern and Western Europe. In Ireland, many holidays are celebrated quite colorfully and beautifully. The anniversary of the Battle of Boyne River which is celebrated annually with parades and theatrical performances is held on June 12th. At the beginning of May, a delightful holiday festival dedicated to the art of the Cathedral quarter is organized. There is also in the beginning of September, the famous dance music festival and in December, an opportunity is presented for tourists to visit the exhibition of horses in the sports center of Odyssey Arena. This event attracts not only connoisseurs from all over Ireland, but also from around the world.
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Atmosphere of Ireland: religion and languages
It is worth noting that today, quite a large percentage of the total population (about 10%) consider themselves Protestants. The Protestant faith was developed back in the seventh century when the immigrants from Great Britain began to actively move to the lands of Ireland. However, over time, adherents of Catholicism and the Protestant movement respectively discredited one another. This brought about serious civil unrest. Although in modern times, practically no one pays any attention to the difference in religion. At the end of the last century, Ireland was even ruled by two Presidents who were adherents of the Protestant religion. This however did not stop Catholics from casting their votes either. Within the territory of the country you will also find small communities of Muslims, Presbyterians, Orthodox Christians, Buddhists and Hindus. … Open
Sights of Dublin - photogallery
Dublin guide chapters
Travel guide to Dublin
One of the oldest buildings in the city is the “Christ Church Cathedral”. It was built in the 11th century. Over hundreds of years of its existence, the facade of this historic building remained virtually unchanged, while its interior decoration was completely renovated during the last restoration in the 19th century. One of the main secrets of this picturesque cathedral is a cozy patio, decorated in a … Open 
Dublin for children - what to visit
In Dublin, there is a beautiful zoo – Dublin Zoo, which will please visitors not only with the variety of animals in it, but also with its very beautiful design. The living conditions for all animals here were as close to natural as possible; spacious aviaries adorned with huge trees and tropical plants. The zoo has many exotic animals brought from different corners of the world. Lions live in a spacious aviary, … Open
Shopping, streets and outlets
Kilkenny Shop will please with a decent choice of goods, as well. It offers traditional china and accessories, gorgeous jewelry from local producers, wonderful cosmetics, and perfumery. The shop is known for its fine confectionery departments, where they sell cakes with fresh berries and fruits, traditional rolls and cakes. You can try all this confectionery splendor right there, comfortable tables are set around. … Open
Advices for travellers
8. When entering one of local pubs, tourists should definitely order a glass of beer. This is the local rule of etiquette. Tourists who do not like alcoholic drinks are recommended trying special light sorts of beer. 7. The best way to visit excursions is together with a tour group. In this case travellers can count on discounts. Pensioners and students are also eligible for discounted tickets to … Open
Active recreation
More and more tourists are interested in cruises to Lambay Island that is considered a little-discovered gem of Ireland. Skerries offers exciting tours to the island. Dublin Bay Cruises regularly organizes interesting cruises to the Dublin Bay. Vacationers interested in observing the incredibly beautiful city from a bird’s eye view should definitely visit Ericsson Skyline. A helicopter ride is one more great … Open
Festivals and events in Dublin
The motherland of many famous writers, including James Joyce, is the location of one more interesting event, namely, Bloomsday Festival. The event traditionally takes place in the middle of June. During the festival, visitors can see actors perform sketches from the most famous work of the writer, Ulysses. The locations of these small performances are scattered around the city and include cafes, theaters, bars, and … Open
