Weather Ireland: Frosty but mainly dry, Met Éireann predicts

In the south west, it will remain cloudy with a chance of drizzle near coastal areas, extending to western coasts later in the afternoon, Met Éireann predicts.

Temperatures will remain around 6 to 10 degrees, with moderate to occasionally fresh southerly breezes, bringing a cooler day.

Tonight will see a cloudy and mostly dry evening with a few patches of light rain and drizzle developing.

Temperatures are expected to drop between 1 and 6 degrees, with the east experiencing the coolest temperatures with moderate southerly winds with a few mist and dog patches developing.

The Bank Holiday Monday will be mostly dry with a mix of cloud and sunny spells, however there will be a few scattered outbreaks of light rain of drizzle in Atlantic coastal counties.

Temperatures will reach between 8 to 10 degrees in mostly moderate southerly winds, fresh on Atlantic coasts.

Monday night will bring cloud with a weak band of patchy light rain extending from the northwest through the night.

While the rain clears northwest towards morning, drier clearer conditions will develop.

Lowest temperatures will vary between 3 to 7 degrees, or locally lower where clear spells persist initially in the southeast and later in the northwest once the rain clears as light southwest winds veer northerly.