Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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Faoiseamh i measc feirmeoirí ar fud na tíre mar go bhfuil an deireadh seachtaine amach romhainn 'geallta' le haimsir níos teo de réir Aimsir Cheatharlach.
"Tá cuma an-dearfach ar an deireadh seachtaine seo chugainn agus d’fhéadfadh sé a bheith mar an t-ardaitheoir atá ag teastáil ó go leor daoine agus gnólachtaí,” a dúirt an meitéareolaí trí X. "Beidh iomairí feilme glórach agus beidh carrchlóis na n-ionad garraíodóireachta plódaithe" a deireann an meitéareolaí.
Dar le Met Éireann, feicfear Déardaoin "lá eile scamallach ach tirim go príomha le cithfholcadáin níos éadroime scaipthe. Teochtaí suas le 11 go 14 céim i ngaoth éadrom an iarthuaiscirt."
Deirtear go bhfeictear Dé hAoine "tús scamallach le cithfholcadáin scaipthe." Tuairiscítear go dtiocfaidh deireadh leo seo de réir mar a théann an lá ar aghaidh agus tréimhsí grianmhara ag teacht chun cinn, go háirithe i ndeisceart na tíre. "Ag casadh níos séimhe le teochtaí is airde de 11 céim san iarthuaisceart go 16 céim san oirdheisceart i bhfianaise ghaotha iarthuaisceart measartha."
Beidh an deireadh seachtaine éadrom agus feicfidh sé aimsir "thirim den chuid is mó” thar an deireadh seachtaine, "cé go bhfanfaidh sé dull agus scamallach do go leor agus seans ann go mbeidh ceathanna solais iargúlta ann".
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