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Crowds are expected at Old Head as Met Éireann forecasts hot temperatures for Mayo this weekend.
Beaches in Mayo are set to become a whole lot busier this weekend, as Met Éireann have projected a glorious weekend of weather for the county.
Weather forecasts have revealed that the West is due for clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine, with temperatures set to soar this Friday and Saturday.
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Tomorrow (Thursday, July 10) is expected to bring warm weather, with temperatures reaching a maximum of 23 degrees Celsius in places.
That cloud is expected to clear on Friday, though, with figures anticipated to remain around the same, peaking at 1pm.
Those in the county will need to crank up the aircon in their cars one more dial, though, as the weather is set to reach a whopping 26 degrees in some parts between 2pm and 7pm on Saturday.
The sun is expected to go away on Sunday, but the high temperatures will remain despite the cloud cover.
With the work week coming back, our regular weather schedule looks likely to return as well, with rain the order of the day for the first day of the new week.
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