As the warm weather is expected to begin on Sunday, Met Éireann predicts that temperatures might reach up to 26 degrees next week.
Over much of Ulster, Sunday morning will be cloudy, with patchy light rain.
With the exception of a few light passing showers that are widely dispersed, it is predicted to be mainly dry and brighter elsewhere.
With a mild to moderate westerly breeze, Sunday’s highs will range from 18 to 22 degrees.
The weather on Sunday night will be dry with long periods of overnight clarity and some mist or fog patches forming in mild breezes. Minimum temperatures range from 8 to 11 degrees.
Generally dry and sunny conditions are predicted for Monday. In the west and north of the nation, a few brief light showers are possible.
Maximum temperatures will range from 19 to 23 degrees in a moderate southwest or variable breezes.
Tuesday will be a mostly dry day with long spells of sunshine and just the small chance of a few light showers in Connacht and Ulster.
Highest temperatures ranging from 21 to 24 degrees with light southwest or variable winds.
Tuesday night will be dry and clear at times. As the winds die down, mist and fog will start to form in some areas. temps between 11 and 14 degrees at night.
Wednesday is expected to be another dry, fairly good day with enough sunlight.
Feeling somewhat warmer than preceding days with highs of 22 to 26 degrees with light southwest winds.
Overnight, there will be long clear spells with some re-development of mist or fog and mostly mild winds. lowest temperatures range from 10 and 13 degrees.
After Wednesday, high pressure is predicted to stay near to Ireland, bringing mainly dry weather with sunny breaks, according to Met Éireann.