How did you enjoy the summer?

kfallon

Looks like tis over already, usual couple of nice weeks in late April/early May and now back to our normal wind, overcast skies & rain!

Lovely :rolleyes:

Somebody please tell me there is some more good weather on that way (and mean it)

In before, "I enjoyed yore ma", "I enjoyed blasting with piss" etc etc, you know the shite I'm on about

Dravokivich

I got sunburnt enough to last me the rest of the year!! :mad:

biko

So far so good, Galway has had quite a bit of sunshine and heat so far but it's raining today.
Come back Mr Sun

JONJO THE MISER

Bring back the snow.

hondasam

kfallon wrote: »

Looks like tis over already, usual couple of nice weeks in late April/early May and now back to our normal wind, overcast skies & rain!

Lovely :rolleyes:

Somebody please tell me there is some more good weather on that way (and mean it)

In before, "I enjoyed yore ma", "I enjoyed blasting with piss" etc etc, you know the shite I'm on about

cheer up kfallon. heatwave for july and august on the way.

look on the bright side.:)

landsleaving

It's over, bye bye Summer. Same as last year. Clouds from now till next April.

Thanks, climate change!

kfallon

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Bring back the snow.

Gowayoutofit!!!!

krudler

Irish summers suck, hot, sticky, muggy rainy days. the few actual nice days we get are few and far between, the rest is just stifling rainy days, blargh, roll on Autumn!

kfallon

hondasam wrote: »

cheer up kfallon. heatwave for july and august on the way.

look on the bright side.:)

You serious or just "Billy Bullshittin" :pac:

If there's no heatwave I'll come looking for you

TeddyTedson

It was actually quite good, we got a few good weeks there. Can't complain about that. Let's hope we get it again next year!

STIG83

That guy who predicts weather in New Zealand thinks it wont be a bad Summer.

hondasam

kfallon wrote: »

You serious or just "Billy Bullshittin" :pac:

If there's no heatwave I'll come looking for you

If there is a heatwave half of us will be complaining It's to hot, lawn is burning, farmers need rain etc.

I live in hope of a really good summer.:)

landsleaving

STIG83 wrote: »

That guy who predicts weather in New Zealand thinks it wont be a bad Summer.

But their Summer is in our Winter! So it's opposite land. That means we'll have an awful Summer.

FatherLen

bbq's and beers galore!!!

Kojak

biko wrote: »

So far so good, Galway has had quite a bit of sunshine and heat so far but it's raining today.
Come back Mr Sun

Hope it comes back soon - it usually warm around the time of the Galway races. However, that's along way away yet.

themadchef

kfallon wrote: »

If there's no heatwave I'll come looking for you

Hondasam is safe enough, you couldint find an apple in an orchard Fallo :P


The postman bloke in donegal said it's going to be a good Sumer....Nuff said.

sheesh

kfallon wrote: »

In before "I enjoyed blasting with piss" etc etc, you know the shite I'm on about

biko wrote: »

So far so good, Galway has had quite a bit of sunshine and heat so far but it's raining today.
Come back Mr Sun

thats not rain........


this sounded hilarious in my head

STIG83

landsleaving wrote: »

But their Summer is in our Winter! So it's opposite land. That means we'll have an awful Summer.

He was talking about Ireland AFAIK

Biggins

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Bring back the snow.

Goodness no! :pac:

Conor108

Everyone knows the best weeks of the year are the 2 weeks of the Leaving Cert

STIG83

Conor108 wrote: »

Everyone knows the best weeks of the year are the 2 weeks of the Leaving Cert

That is so true.

MR Love

themadchef wrote: »

The postman bloke in donegal said it's going to be a good Sumer....Nuff said.

I ****in love that postman!!!

Kiera

biko wrote: »

So far so good, Galway has had quite a bit of sunshine and heat so far but it's raining today.
Come back Mr Sun

Galway forum tbh!

:P

kfallon

themadchef wrote: »

you couldint find an apple in an orchard Fallo :P

Everytime I hear 'Orchard' and 'apple' it brings back memories of the The Bulmers scutters :pac:

kelle

Dravokivich wrote: »

I got sunburnt enough to last me the rest of the year!! :mad:

Didn't you ever hear of sunblock

Kiera

Dravokivich wrote: »

I got sunburnt enough to last me the rest of the year!! :mad:

Sucks to be you, i'm a brown little berry :P

kelle

themadchef wrote: »

The postman bloke in donegal said it's going to be a good Sumer....Nuff said.

The same postman predicted snow on St. Patrick's Day - it was a fine day!

TeddyTedson

Hopefully we get another week of sun before the end of the summer. Sometimes we get lucky in September. Roll on September!!

Dravokivich

Kiera wrote: »

Sucks to be you, i'm a brown little berry :P

I can still see the marks around my wrist from wearing a watch in June...

yeap... 11 months ago!

I only wore it for half a day too...

Kiera

Dravokivich wrote: »

I can still see the marks around my wrist from wearing a watch in June...

yeap... 11 months ago!

I only wore it for half a day too...

Too tight on you? :P

BraziliaNZ

krudler wrote: »

Irish summers suck, hot, sticky, muggy rainy days. the few actual nice days we get are few and far between, the rest is just stifling rainy days, blargh, roll on Autumn!

rofl I don't know what Ireland you're living in, it's usually about 16 or 17c most days during the summer, come off it ffs!
We'll get another week or so in June or end of May, and that'll be that. Same as every year. Then the wettest July/August on record.
Then a thread will start where deluded morons will tell us what a great summer we had because all they'll remember is the 19c in April and the week we got in June. Dear oh dear...

phasers

it's lovely out here in Clondalkin, there was a shower last night and thats it

TaraFoxglove

Conor108 wrote: »

Everyone knows the best weeks of the year are the 2 weeks of the Leaving Cert

It poured with rain throughout my LC.

TaraFoxglove

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

rofl I don't know what Ireland you're living in, it's usually about 16 or 17c most days during the summer, come off it ffs!

We get crap summers but this is nonsense. 16 or 17 degrees as an average would be a cool summer. Think more 19 or 20 degrees as standard.

s-cogan

the sun can **** off for another while!!!
if we get the sh1t rained out of us in may, we're almost guaranteed good june/july/august!!
always happens, big hot may then PPPLLLSSSSPPP, summer is washout,
but a rainy windy may will see us all sunburnt out of our trees throught the REAL summer months.
you all know the saying, "a wet and windy may fills sheds with corn and hay"!!!!
so piss off, mr sun, and come back when your wanted.
besides, all this dry weather is making it impossible to get a run or two into the P2P horses, and all the jockeys are injured off the hard ground, so with another month, then bake us to a crisp

BraziliaNZ

TaraFoxglove wrote: »

We get crap summers but this is nonsense. 16 or 17 degrees as an average would be a cool summer. Think more 19 or 20 degrees as standard.

ok but the mean temp last august was 13.9c and 16c in july, in Dublin

admiralofthefleet

its a lovely evening now

TaraFoxglove

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

ok but the mean temp last august was 13.9c and 16c in july, in Dublin

If you're talking about the CET, that averages daytime and night-time temperatures.

Dravokivich

Kiera wrote: »

Too tight on you? :P

Like it tight...

BraziliaNZ

TaraFoxglove wrote: »

If you're talking about the CET, that averages daytime and night-time temperatures.

maybe it is, but I'd say outside of Northern Ireland and Scotland, the Republic must have the worst summer in Europe.

TaraFoxglove

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

maybe it is, but I'd say outside of Northern Ireland and Scotland, the Republic must have the worst summer in Europe.

Probably.

BraziliaNZ

TaraFoxglove wrote: »

Probably.

So in a way I admire the positivity in this thread!

Kevin Duffy

Ah, summer, me favourite day of the year.

Anyway, we'd decent enough summers the last two years and seem to have a proper cycle of seasons again, so let's be positive.

BraziliaNZ

Kevin Duffy wrote: »

Ah, summer, me favourite day of the year.

Anyway, we'd decent enough summers the last two years and seem to have a proper cycle of seasons again, so let's be positive.

I think we had the wettest July on record in 2010 actually!

Kevin Duffy

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

I think we had the wettest July on record in 2010 actually!

Would you have an 'oul link to make me eat me words there, 'cos I climbed outdoors more days last year than in the previous 3 combined thanks to the weather, al over Ireland. I also spent the whole of the World Cup and a few other choice sporting events in beer gardens with not a drop of rain that I remember. 'twas lovely where I was sitting.

Kevin Duffy

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

I think we had the wettest July on record in 2010 actually!

Records show you to be quite correct Sir/Madam. I think I may have got drunk in late June and sobered up to climb again in balmy August.

sollar

Its not over yet, after the rainy season of Jun, July & Aug we always get a good week in september just to make you feel melancholic about the summer that never was.

population

Well I am coming home for July and August so it is absolutely guaranteed to piss rain for at least 10 weeks

TeddyTedson

Why do we stay in this damp country?
You wouldn't live in a damp home, would you (Sorry Tramps).
Why live in a damp country.
If you think about it statistically and logically, we're very unlucky to be born here. You have a much higher chance of being born in heat.
China, India, Africa, South America. Over 1/2 the population of the planet live in these places. But nope, we're born in paddy land and get blasted with piss every day.

previous user

I pruned my trees in the sun.

vampire of kilmainham

yep there is more good weather on the way for me im heading out to my appartment in bulgaria in a few weeks will stay there most of the summer