The country is set for sunshine and rain as summer tries to make a comeback this weekend.
Met Eireann forecast rain will soon clear from Leinster and Ulster and it'll be a bright and fresh morning.
Passing showers will develop through the day but there will continue to be a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine.
That area is expected to accumulate 20-30mm rainfall.
Northern Ireland will see further pulses of heavy rain until it weakens and moves eastwards on Monday.
Wellies and waterproofs will be called for as rain is expected to fall on those attending the Electric Picnic festival in Stradbally, Co Laois.
There will be little overall change for Sunday, a bright and fresh day with good sunshine and occasional showers.
Highs of 15 to 17 degrees in moderate westerly breezes.
For those attending the All-Ireland football final between Dublin and Kerry in Croke Park, they will be most likely hit by rain.
Monday is due to be a dry and bright start to the week.
Increasing cloud will bring outbreaks of rain to the northern half of the country during the day but more southern counties will continue to remain dry.
Tuesday will be a bright day with occasional showers but a good deal of dry weather as well.
Highs of 16 to 20 degrees with good sunshine across parts of Munster and south-Leinster.
There will be some passing showers midweek but a good deal of dry weather in Ireland.
Temperatures will range between 15 and 19 degrees.
