Make the most of it.
Sunny spells have continued in most parts of the country today.
However, Met Éireann says temperatures will drop during the week from the weekend's warmer weather.
Northerly winds will make for cooler temperatures from Wednesday onwards.
Looking ahead, the next few days are mainly staying dry and sunny, but it goes a little colder from there.
Here's how it's looking, according to met.ie:
Monday
Most mist and fog patches will clear on Monday morning, however, some may linger near eastern coasts.
Most areas will stay dry with sunny spells, however, there will also be isolated heavy showers in the evening.
Highest temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees.
Tuesday
Sunny spells and scattered showers. Highest temperatures of 10 to 15 degrees, mildest in the southwest, with light north to northeast winds.
Wednesday
And this is where it goes downhill...
Wednesday is to be mostly cloudy with scattered showers in the morning and more outbreaks of rain will move southwards over the northern half of the country during the afternoon and evening.
This will introduce colder air into northern areas, with mid-afternoon temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees in Ulster, but milder temperatures of 9 to 12 degrees.
So, you heard it here: make the most of it while we can and cross our fingers for summer 2022.
