Met Eireann are forecasting one more scorching day this week as temperatures peak at 25C in parts of Ireland on Wednesday.
While the UK and Europe are seeing a heatwave and the mercury rising near 40C - Ireland will have to make do with mid-20s conditions.
Weather chiefs are expecting the heat to vary considerably depending on what part of the country you are in.
The south of the country is forecast to be the hottest with the midlands also getting some nice heat.
Offaly and Cork are forecast to both hit 24C during the day while parts of each county will likely reach the 25C mark.
A Met Eireann forecaster said: "Tomorrow will be dry and mostly dull to start but brightening up during the day with sunny spells and some isolated showers possible. Warm again, with highest temperatures of 19 to 25 degrees in light northerly or variable breezes."
And here's a breakdown of just how hot it is expected to be in each county of Ireland.
County by county forecast - Wednesday
*temperatures taken from biggest town/city in each county - will vary slightly in local areas.
Dublin - 23C
Kildare - 22C
Cork - 24C
Cavan - 22C
Meath - 22C
Louth - 23C
Wicklow - 19C
Westmeath - 23C
Limerick - 22C
Mayo - 22C
Tipperary - 22C
Monaghan - 23C
Donegal - 22C
Offaly - 24C
Galway - 23C
Clare - 22C
Kerry - 23C
Roscommon - 22C
Kilkenny - 22C
Longford - 22C
Laois - 23C
Wexford - 21C
Waterford - 23C
Carlow - 23C
Sligo - 22C
Leitrim - 22C
