Fuair an Dr. Louis Bernard Daniel Courtney ó Thiobraid Árann bás go síochánta sa bhaile, agus a bhean chéile dílis, Betty, ina láimh aige
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07 Mar 2026
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Tá réamhaisnéis Met Éireann isteach don tseachtain seo chugainn
Tá sé ráite ag Met Éireann go mbeidh casadh ar aimsir na hÉireann sna laethanta amach romhainn agus go mb’fhéidir nach dea-scéal é do chuardaitheoirí gréine.
Cé go bhfeicfimid roinnt tréimhsí grianmhara sna laethanta amach romhainn is cosúil go mbeidh coinníollacha neamhshocraithe ann don tseachtain dár gcionn.
Deir siad go bhfuil "le tuiscint ag na comharthaí reatha go mbeidh báisteach ann uaireanta i laethanta tosaigh na seachtaine seo chugainn."
DÉ LUAIN: Roinnt éiginnteachta. Is dócha go gcuirfidh scamall íseal agus báisteach fhánach isteach ar limistéir chósta an Atlantaigh, áit a mbeidh sé ar an bhfionnuar.
DÉ MÁIRT: Tríd is tríd tirim agus socair le meascán de scamall agus geasa grianmhara. Féadfaidh an cithfholcadh corr tarlú níos déanaí. Te agus tais le teocht ag ardú go forleathan go dtí na 20idí íseal.
DÉ CÉADAOIN: Cé go mbeidh go leor aimsire tirim ann agus an ghrian ag taitneamh, d’fhéadfadh roinnt cithfholcadáin toirneach briseadh amach.
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