It beats 2022, which was the warmest year previously.
2023 was the warmest on record in Ireland.
Met Éireann's annual report says the average temperature was greater than 11 degrees Celsius for the first time.
2022 was previously the warmest year on record.
June was the warmest month ever recorded, while March and July were the wettest.
The highest temperature recorded this year came on September 8th in Lullymore Nature Centre in Kildare, where it was 29.1 degrees Celcius.
Repak Issue Final Call For Resource Awards 2026
Groups across Laois, Offaly and Westmeath have until August 31st to enter.
Offaly Councillor Calls For Housing To Be Prioritsied Over Data Centres
A 710MW gas power station is proposed for Derrygreenagh.
Lidl Appeals Refusal Of Proposed Midlands Store
Planning permission was refused last month.
Legal Deserts Emerging Across The Midlands
No trainee solicitors were in Laois last year.
Gardaí Investigate Arson Attack In Westmeath
No injuries are being reported.
Status Yellow High Temperature Warning Remains In Effect Across Midlands
Laois, Offaly and Westmeath continue to be part of the warning.
Laois Senator Highlights Prison Overcrowding Issues
This comes following the arrival of Daniel Kinahan to Portlaoise Prison.
Midlands Minister Promises Billion Euro Flood Defence Investment By 2030
Robert Troy says the State has spend around €250m since 2020.
