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06 Sept 2025
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County Carlow recorded the highest temperature in Ireland for the year at 28.8 °C
Met Éireann have released their Annual Climate Statement reporting that 2023 was the warmest year on record in Ireland by a large margin.
The highest temperature recorded in Ireland for 2023 was reported on Tuesday 13th June at Oak Park, Co Carlow with a temperature of 28.8 °C.
Seven stations reported their warmest May on record, including Carlow with 13.1 °C (2.1 °C above its LTA)
Heatwaves were reported at four stations between Monday 4th and Friday 8th September lasting between 5 and 6 days. Fourteen stations broke their September maximum temperature records. Oak Park, Co Carlow recorded a maximum temperature of 28.5 °C in September.
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