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Temperatures as low as -4 forecast as a cold snap hits Ireland

Temperatures as low as -4 forecast as a cold snap hits Ireland

Temperatures as low as -4 degrees can be expected over the coming days, as a cold snap hits the country.

A weather advisory is in place until Sunday night.

Met Eireann says conditions will become increasingly wintry, with a risk of ice and falls of sleet and snow.

Forecaster Matthew Martin says the country in for a chilly few days:

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"There could be a little bit of sleet and wet snow in parts of Leinster for a time today."

"For the rest of the week, we're going to see cold nights and some wintry showers during the day, with some sunny spells too."

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