The heatwave that has seen record breaking temperatures in many parts of the country is coming to an end.
Many Met Éireann weather stations recorded temperatures of over 30 degrees yesterday including in Mullingar, Co Westmeath, Oak Park in Co Carlow and Dunsany in Co Meath.
The east will see the best of the temperatures reaching 28 degrees in places while other parts could see the mercury reaching 22 degrees.
Cathal Nolan of Irelands Weather Channel says conditions will change in the coming days with some thundery downpours expected.
Meanwhile, shop owners are 'blown away' by how quickly fans are selling out.
The hot weather has people turning to whatever relief they can find - so all types of electric fans are in high demand.
Limerick based Fitzgerald Electrical says fans are 'barely touching the floor' when deliveries arrive.
DID Electrical in Crumlin in Dublin has told the Irish Daily Mail it's fresh out of fans after selling 60 on Saturday alone.
