clocks forward tonight at 1.00am?

sellerbarry

Is it tonight?

Skylinehead

Sunday.

Uriel.

This year at 1.01am

drumlover22

Skylinehead wrote: »

Sunday.

Is it not tomorrow night?

MickySticks

Yes OP, tonight.

sunflower27

How many are going in to work late Monday with the old 'awww man, I forgot' chestnut?

JerryHandbag

We're all time travellers!

CrazyRabbit

sellerbarry wrote: »

Is it tonight?

Only if it's a full moon. Otherwise, it happens on the 5th Sunday of the month.

stupidusername

It's always on a Saturday night/Sunday morning, how is it that not everybody knows this?

hondasam

sellerbarry wrote: »

Is it tonight?

No

tfitzgerald

Tonight ( Friday ) or tomorrow night ( saturday night) or is it Sunday night

Big Johnson

Ya

Four days after the day before yesterday.

RobbingBandit

Sacramento wrote: »

Four days after the day before yesterday.

That's today right.

staker

The day after last Saturday week fortnight

sunflower27

staker wrote: »

The day after last Saturday week fortnight

Thanks for clearing that up. We just needed someone to put it in plain English.

im invisible

remember: fall forward, spring back

gammygils

Clocks go forward tonight (Saturday). Sunday morning if ye want to split hairs. This weekend is an hour shorter. After a long weekend :mad:

portumnadaz

Sunday 25th at 1.00am put forward to 2.00am

portumnadaz

im invisible wrote: »

remember: fall forward, spring back

wrong way round

MickySticks

portumnadaz wrote: »

wrong way round

http://images.starcraftmazter.net/4chan/for_forums/thats_the_joke.jpg

ejmaztec

42

LETHAL LADY

Chocolate philly dont be silly.

policarp

im invisible wrote: »

remember: fall forward, spring back

Mnemonic gone sideways. . .

TanG411

portumnadaz wrote: »

wrong way round

Spring back 23 hours.

Mr.Biscuits

I bet when we go forward an hour - everyone there is wearing auto lace-up boots.

Jesus Wept

ffs, it's not that hard to get a hold on.

tfitzgerald wrote: »

Tonight ( Friday ) or tomorrow night ( saturday night) or is it Sunday night

You realise you posted that at 12:43.

Buceph

Tis a pity they haven't gone forward already. I have to be up at 9am, and I can't get to sleep, so skipping over an hour of this insomnia would be big tings.

JONJO THE MISER

A hours less sleep so:mad:

F1ngers

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

A hours less sleep so:mad:

An hours less work for me.

IvySlayer

Best thing ever, watching your laptop clock make the change by itself!!

Dunny

IvySlayer wrote: »

Best thing ever, watching your laptop clock make the change by itself!!

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grey_so_what

I hate setting bloody digital clocks..........:(

But I like summer.

MonkeyTennis

is this the good one?

El_Dangeroso

MonkeyTennis wrote: »

is this the good one?

No

baldshin

Should I chance my arm asking for an extra hours pay at work tonight. since I'll actually be there until 3 instead of 2!? :P

Batsy

I don't mind the clocks going forward an hour.

What really annoys me is when the clocks go back an hour just to suit Scottish farmers, even though it plunges England into darkness at 3pm.

LordSutch

Sunday 25th March 1am GMT + 1 hour = BST (until Sunday 28th October).

Cú Giobach

LordSutch wrote: »

Sunday 25th March 1am GMT + 1 hour = BST (until Sunday 28th October).

Do you mean Irish Standard Time.
Ireland's official time is GMT+1, known as IST, we go back to GMT for the winter.
BST is The UK going forward for the summer, from their official time of GMT.

3ndahalfof6

tick tock, tick tock went the funny old clock, is there not suppose to be a clock rights march in duberlin on Sunday,

I was reading something about in the clocks digest tomorrow.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Can't wait, its summer baby!!!!

Thrill

According to RTE.....


http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0324/summertime.html

Clocks go forward in Ireland at 1am tomorrow as summer time officially begins.

Summer time will officially end on Sunday 28 October.

No spring and autumn?

Cú Giobach

Cú Giobach wrote: »

Do you mean Irish Standard Time.
Ireland's official time is GMT+1, known as IST, we go back to GMT for the winter.
BST is The UK going forward for the summer, from their official time of GMT.

Britain & Ireland share the same timezone, even though geographically Ireland should be 30 minutes behind Britain.

later12

Deleted User wrote: »

Britain & Ireland share the same timezone, even though geographically Ireland should be 30 minutes behind Britain.

My father once told me about "country time" which was permanently half an hour behind Dublin time. I gather this would have been in the 1930s and 40s. It was all pretty official. The reason it was different was to do with maximising daylight time for agricultural production.

Does anyone know anything about this?

tfitzgerald

Cú Giobach wrote: »

Do you mean Irish Standard Time.
Ireland's official time is GMT+1, known as IST, we go back to GMT for the winter.
BST is The UK going forward for the summer, from their official time of GMT.

Jesus now I really am confused .

clappyhappy

There has been talk of stopping the time change in October, I wish they would, hate the clocks going back. Would get over the dark mornings if there was a slightly longer evening.

3ndahalfof6

clappyhappy wrote: »

There has been talk of stopping the time change in October, I wish they would, hate the clocks going back. Would get over the dark mornings if there was a slightly longer evening.

there has been talk about this since god was a gasun

ShooterSF

clappyhappy wrote: »

There has been talk of stopping the time change in October, I wish they would, hate the clocks going back. Would get over the dark mornings if there was a slightly longer evening.

But in 12 years you'd be going to bed at the brightest time of the day

booboo88

Skylinehead wrote: »

Sunday.

Tonight so then?

Ellis Dee

The further north in the world you go, the greater the stretch (and shrinkage) in the days. In the far North of Norway, for example, the sun rises some time in May and doesn't set again until the second half of August. The bad news is that in winter the situation is reversed and the sun never rises above the horizon for months.

An American tourist with a group visiting the place in summer asked a local Sámi: "What do folks do up here all year round?" To which he got the reply: "In summer we fish and fcuk. And in winter we don't fish so much." :D

Cú Giobach

Deleted User wrote: »

Britain & Ireland share the same timezone, even though geographically Ireland should be 30 minutes behind Britain.

The official time of Ireland is called Irish Standard Time, it is GMT+1, tonight we will return to this time, whereas in The UK their official time is GMT and tonight they will leave it.
We both keep the same time, but whereas the UK advances one hour from their official time in the summer and revert back in the winter, we go back one hour from our official time in winter and return to our official one in summer.