Last weekend's mini-heatwave is set to end tomorrow, with Met Eireann predicting a turn in the weather, bringing rain and lower temperatures of 9 to 13 degrees.
From Wednesday, outbreaks of rain and even spot flooding is expected despite temperatures remaining close to 20 degrees.
The weather is predicted to pick up slightly just in time for the June bank holiday weekend, bringing sunny spells with some scattered showers.
Here is what the weather will look like this weekend:
Friday
The weather is expected to be largely dry on Friday morning, with sunny spells across the southwest.
Outbreaks of rain are predicted to become widespread in the afternoon, but good news for eastern areas as they will remain dry.
Friday night will be largely dry with clear spells as outbreaks of rain clear eastwards.
Highest temperature will range between 14 to 17 degrees with fresh southerly winds.
Saturday
Once again, Saturday will bring a mixed bag of conditions with sunny spells and scattered showers predicted.
Temperatures will reach 14 to 17 degrees over the north-western half of the country.
The southeast of the country can expect warmer conditions, with temperatures reaching 17 to 19 degrees.
Sunday
The weather will be consistent throughout the weekend, with sunny spells and scattered showers also expected.
Temperatures will generally be in the mid to late teens.
Monday
Dry spells will make an appearance in the southern half of the country, with settled conditions countrywide.
Scattered showers are predicted across the country on Monday. However, the southern half of the country is expected to be slightly drier than average.
