The Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar T.D. is writing to every registered business in Ireland to thank them for the.
Irish comedy duo The 2 Johnnies to bring their #1 podcast exclusively to Spotify
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In news that is hotter than fresh tay, the popular musical comedy duo The 2 Johnnies, AKA Johnny McMahon (Johnny Smacks) and Johnny O Brien (Johnny B), have announced they will join a whole host of international talent by bringing their podcast exclusively to Spotify from Monday, June 14.
The pair, who are well known for their comedy sketches that capture the uniquely funny side of all things Irish, launched ‘The 2 Johnnies’ podcast in 2018, quickly becoming Ireland’s fastest-growing podcast with one million listeners every month and over 30 million listeners tuning in over the last three years. Together, they have had nine number-one singles, a sold-out live tour visiting the UK, USA, Australia, a sold-out 5,000-capacity arena show in Ireland, and are just about to record the second series of their The 2 Johnnies Do… TV show.
ANSWERED: What s the weather going to be like for the rest of June?
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It s a tale of two halves on the weather front for June, according to Met Éireann s monthly forecast.
The national forecaster predicts a warm start to the month with uncertainty surrounding a likely switch to more unsettled weather later in the month.
SEE FULL MONTHLY FORECAST FROM MET EIREANN BELOW:
Week 1 (Friday 04 June to Thursday 10 June)
Thundery showers on Friday may bring spot flooding closer to the Atlantic with an SW airflow set to bring mixed conditions during the Bank Holiday weekend. The best of the drier, brighter and milder/warmer weather signalled across Ulster, Leinster and the midlands with the UV Index likely to moderate to high in these areas. After this, the Azores High is likely to be the dominant feature of the Irish weather into the following new week. This will bring generally warm/very warm and settled conditions. Mean temperatures will be higher than normal ac
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