Saved a fortune in sun tan lotion again this year. Happy days :}

well nothing new… so lets get the wellies out and make the best of it :-)

Looks like it will be a soggy national ploughing championships :(

Here in the west we should harvest the rain and use it domestically…then we wouldn’t have a big bill to pay if big Phil brings in water charges!

Rain? In Ireland? Surely not!!…

bring your wellies coz we’ll be knee deep in clunge…..or water

The recent emobile ad the guy asks why no one in Ireland has proper rain gear? We as a nation in a cool, temperate oceanic climate don’t have the proper clothing of essentials for our rather damp island…

no such thing as bad weather, just inappropriate clothing.

Anyone up for a spot of snorkelling before the nights done?

Its hardly a shock when we see Rain in Ireland. We had no summer ffs

The weather forecast is no better than a horoscope, such are the abilities of our glorious Met.

We have roads awash with ‘surface water’ the new word for ‘flooding’. Such are the abilities of our road planners.

And we pay taxes for this.

The melting point of any Irishman is 27 degrees Celsius. I hate constant sunshine! The novelty wears off when you start sticking to furniture.

Its dry so far up at the ploughing fingers crossed and wellies by the door for tomorrow

Ah – great to be living in Cork – sunny and dry all day …

Raining in Offaly all day.

I love our weather including the cold and rain. Try living in a warmer climate for a change and you might. Hange your mind. We have a beautiful. Outrun as a direct result of our weather. Be grateful and over up.

“MOM we need to take out the row boat again!”

roads are fearse dangerous I seen a van skid off into the ditch there this evening due to wet roads

Bad and all as these deluges are, I can’t help wondering how our ancestors would have looked at the threat of torrential rain and flooding. It’s entirely feasible, that they might have been seriously concerned as to the ability of an island, to soak up limitless quantities of water, before sinking into the abyss of the Atlantic ocean.

Ah Paul you know what I mean, yeah I agree there’s a lot of grey around which can be depressing, but think of those lovely trees changing colour in autumn, those crisp cold mornings in the winter complete with roaring fire when reading the Sunday papers…..

happy Christmas :-)

Suffer, you Northerners! We here in the South are ok apparently so far.

In Aruba tonight, can’t sleep with the sun-burn on my back… Back to it next week though…

Been raining in clontarf more than 24 hours non stop, and it doesn’t look like its going to get better :/

Dink…

This is why I’m happy to live in Kerry and cork for college

In Aruba tonight, can’t sleep with the sun-burn on my back… Back to it next week though…