Met Eireann informed us on Wednesday that all mean air temperatures across the country were above their long-term average for the month of May.
Customers were quick to latch onto the news and have backed the month of June to follow suit,
Ireland’s hottest day ever was at Kilkenny Castle on the 26th of June 1887 when a sweltering 33.3c was recorded. We have set the odds at 20/1 for the record to be smashed this month.
July is normally quite pleasant and warm and even though the hottest day was recorded in June, the second highest temperature did come next month when it hit 30.4C at Mount Dillon in Co. Roscommon. Should July break the record, you can avail of the 16/1 currently on offer.
*Prices correct at time of publication
Customers were quick to latch onto the news and have backed the month of June to follow suit,
which has meant our traders slashing the odds in half for June to set new highest averages from 20/1 into 10/1.""
Ireland’s hottest day ever was at Kilkenny Castle on the 26th of June 1887 when a sweltering 33.3c was recorded. We have set the odds at 20/1 for the record to be smashed this month.
July is normally quite pleasant and warm and even though the hottest day was recorded in June, the second highest temperature did come next month when it hit 30.4C at Mount Dillon in Co. Roscommon. Should July break the record, you can avail of the 16/1 currently on offer.
*Prices correct at time of publication
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