It's set to remain mostly sunny this Mother's Day weekend, but temperatures have already begun to drop.
Ireland has enjoyed a scorching week with sizzling 17C temperatures, however it's looking much cooler over the weekend.
A Met Eireann spokesman said: "Today will be rather cloudy with rain in the northwest pushing slowly southwards. The rain will break up as it moves south and many places will see only light and patchy amounts.
"A bright start in the south and southeast with a brighter afternoon in the north as that rain and cloud clear through later.
"Highest temperatures 8 or 9 degrees in the north and between 11 and 13 degrees in the south. Winds will be light variable at first becoming northeasterly as the day goes on and strengthening.
"Tonight a light northeast wind will become established and it will be mainly dry. Temperatures will fall to between zero and plus 4 degrees as skies clear and there'll be a frost with icy patches possible on untreated surfaces."
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He added: "Sunday will be mostly dry with a bright and sunny start. It will cloud over from the east as the day goes on.
"Temperatures will be 9 or 10 degrees in the east and north and elsewhere up to 14 degrees. Winds will be moderate easterly, making it feel chilly along the east coast."
Monday will see some patchy outbreaks of rain around the country, along with some fresh westerly winds which will gradually increase throughout the day.
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