Met Eireann are forecasting one more glorious day of weather in part of Ireland before temperatures begin to dip back to normal next week.
Many parts of the country will see 25C or even higher on Saturday with splendid sunshine and beach weather.
However, other parts of the country will have to deal with cloud cover and the odd thunder and lightning shower.
Those in the north-west will see the best of it with Galway, Mayo and Donegal among the counties expected to see plenty of sun.
It's bad news if you are in most of Munster and Leinster though with a bit of a washout expected in the early afternoon.
A Met Eireann forecaster said: "Tomorrow there will be showers or longer spells of rain in Munster and south Connacht, and also in Leinster later. Some showers will be heavy and possibly thundery.
"There will be drier and sunnier weather for Ulster and north Connacht. Staying warm with highest temperatures of 21 to 25 degrees in light variable or easterly breezes."
*Information taken from Met Eireann's official website at 3pm on Thursday.
County - Saturday
Dublin - 19C
Kildare - 19C
Cork - 21C
Cavan - 21C
Meath - 19C
Louth - 19C
Wicklow - 18C
Westmeath - 21C
Limerick - 22C
Mayo - 25C
Tipperary - 22C
Monaghan - 23C
Donegal - 25C
Offaly - 22C
Galway - 23C
Clare - 23C
Kerry - 21C
Roscommon - 22C
Kilkenny - 22C
Longford - 22C
Laois - 22C
Wexford - 18C
Waterford - 21C
Carlow - 22C
Sligo - 22C
Leitrim - 22C
