Weather in ireland and what to wear?

Question

i am leaving for ireland this friday and staying till the 6th of july.i read most of the days will be rain or cloudy. how is it usually does it rain mostly hard than sunny,on and off?do most people wear shorts or usually long pants.give me the info that you can,thanks.

Answer 1

one jersey,one jeans,2 or3 t shirts thats all

Answer 2

People mostly wear shell pants and sweat pants with a t-shirt,runners and a light zip-up jacket.Weather here is rain mostly with dry spells but cold.bring some 3/4 lengths just in case the weather bets better between now and 6th of july.

Answer 3

The weather will likely feature rainy and sunny periods.  Shorts are typically not worn, so pack chinos and jeans and you'll be fine.

Bring an anorak (or a waterproof jacket); it needn't be heavy, just something to repel water.

Enjoy Ireland...it's a fabulous place!

Answer 4

The weather around this time of the year is usually pretty hot but this June has been really rainey and cold. The weather can change really quickly.

Bring a mix of heavy and light clothing and bring a couple of sweatshirts for clod days and nights.

Answer 5

People in Ireland i've noticed have all sorts of clothes, they don't stick to sweaters and all.

Most days you would wear jeans and a normal t shirt with a jumper (sweater for americans).

To go out, the girls, somehow, manage to wear barely any clothing even in the freezing cold.

As soon as there's a glimpse of sunshine, every one has their flip flops and shorts out, even if it's only barely 20 degrees.

Ireland is famous for being able to have all four seasons in one day, so don't wear anything too hot, just add layers which you can take off.

Bring wellies if you're planning to be out in the countryside. Don't forget a coat!

Hats arn't really in fashion here, but seriously just wear what you're comfortable in.

Don't worry the irish wear weird combinations of clothes sometimes (winter boots with miniskirts), so they won't judge

Answer 6

A wet suite

Answer 7

well it is always guarenteed that sometime during your visit, it will rain so pack a rain jacket anyway....

then if it is going to be cloudy you should bring a couple of hoodies, jeans etc...nothing too summery...

but if the luck of the irish is with you then it might actually be sunny...so bring a couple of t-shirts, shorts etc so if a day at the beach is planned...you are sorted...lol...

it is kind of like a total mix of clothes!!

have fun in ireland...

make sure to visit donegal...it rules...

xx =D xx

Answer 8

Well, RTE weather predicted unsettled weather right through this weekend. Temperatures between 15 to 19 Celsius, rain with some dry patches around the country. I'd go for long pants if I were you. There are some low pressure belts heading our way across the Atlantic and the guy who does the weather for RTE news said that its the same pattern that's emerging like last year (we all remember the miserable summer we had last year!) but he does not know if it will last. Expect rain (not really heavy), overcast clouds and mild temperatures.

Answer 9

Bring a Duffel Coat, Long Johns and a balaclava.

Answer 10

Ireland has ruffly the same climate as new England ..so cuz its June I'd pack some chill spring like clothes and some warm summer clothes

Answer 11

It's being quite cold lately but if the sun comes out it warms up quickly. Dress in layers and bring plenty of changes in case it rains and your wet clothes don't dry on time! Average temperature is 13-18 degrees Celsius, but like I said if the sun comes out it can go up to 26 Celsius!