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Galway public react to hot weather as records set in Dublin

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Galway public react to hot weather as records set in Dublin

Galway Bay fm newsroom - It looks like a record has been set for the hottest temperature ever recorded in July.

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Met Eireann says a temperature of 33C was reported from the weather station at Phoenix Park in Dublin at lunchtime.

It would be the highest temperature recorded in over a century - and very close to the highest ever recorded, 33.3c at Kilkenny Castle in 1887.

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But what do people in Galway make of the hot weather - Aisling Bolton Dowling has been finding out.

Galway public react to hot weather as records set in Dublin

Aisling also asked people if they thought the media are going overboard in their coverage of the heat.

Galway public react to hot weather as records set in Dublin

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