Weather Heatwave For Ireland, 1995
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- Warm weather in Ireland sees thousands enjoy the beaches but means farmers must be careful.
Thousands took to the beach as forecasters predicted the hot weather would last the bank holiday weekend. Temperatures were averaging 26 to 29 degrees and sun-worshippers just could not get enough.
The view at Portmarnock was like a scene from a foreign holiday brochure.
The heatwave was however causing drought problems for potato farmers, who had to water their crops. According to farmer John Sheridan, this was an unexpected expense. There was also a fall in demand for potatoes. Minister of State Eithne Fitzgerald called for vigilance, as there had already been 16 accidental deaths on farms that year.
An RTÉ News report broadcast on 3 August 1995. The reporter is Joe O’Brien. This report is introduced by Mary Kennedy.
Great memories of that summer. Every day at the beach. Perpetual smell of suncream and barbequed food. Watching 'Shawshank Redemption' for the first time when it was released on video. And the pop music was deadly, e.g. 'Girl Like You' by Edwin Collins, 'Common People' by Pulp, 'Alright' by Supergrass, 'Waterfalls' by TLC, the whole Blur/Oasis thing. Golden days.
I agree was a wonderful time
That summer was amazing , good weather seemed to last for months
0.23..... fantastic opening shot and fantastic set of norks. Thanks!
I had to go back and check them out!
@@raftonpounder6696 if you missed them first time, I’d be worried
@@natwestrowleymile I didn’t. I went back and checked them out again I should have said.
norks
Sorry 😅
I remember it well, I was 15 years old. Last decent full summer we had until 2018.
2006 was good and 2013 wasn't bad!!👍
@@James_BAlert ja men maakt zich teveel zorgen over van alles daar konden zij vroeger veel beter mee omgaan ,omdat men met simpele dingen het beter konden opvangen en de rest liet men aan onze SCHEPPER OVER 🙏
What about 2006
Cant even enjoy the summer these days without end of the world catastrophe been shoved down our throats.
Yes we are the victims of massive social engineering and brainwashing from the propagandistic media tho most don't notice it. Saw a great photo from a weather forecast from ten years back of summer temps in Northern France. Green background and yellow lettering. 25 to 33 degrees. This was next to one from recently. Deep threatening purple reds. Alarming warnings. 24 to 28 degrees.
@@marynadononeill Yeah i seen it. Sure when I was in school Al gore was shitting about icebergs been melted by 2020 and polar bears going extinct. The opposite happened. Icebergs became larger, but some did crack into the sea i suppose. Then it hit me a career politician like Al gore is saying this as he flies around the world in private jets. I should have known better.
@@TheSpaceman332211 I also went all in for the climate hoax. I really studied it. Followed a video blog by a Canadian scientist and learned a lot about the jet stream, the climate and the weather. It was actually interesting. Then I learned from others that CO2 is already saturated in our atmosphere so all this anti CO2 and wrecking our lives based on "carbon" , which is an euphemism for carbon dioxide, is pure and utter bollocks. Then I learned about the corruption of the scientists and yes the 'green' politicians and I was done. What they are trying to pull off in Ireland is nothing less than destruction of the culture.
@@marynadononeill 100%. When they stop letting rich ppl, elites and politicians owning renting/private jets, live in mansions, make them start eating rubber mince and force them to use public transport thats when I'll care about climate change. These fuckers fly to the supermarket. Apparently the sea is rising the last 70 years yet there's lots of new apartment builds been bulit on seafronts & marinas up and down the country. Yet banks/insurance companies have no problem taking the risk. I agree i think it's bollocks to make ppl poor & take away more freedom. klaus schwab said recently at davos he doesn't want ppl owning cars or farmers in control of the food supply.
The sun came out in the summer 😯😯😯😯
No s*** Sherlock . You must be the smartest man on the planet . By the way I'm being sarcastic you're dumb . The sun comes out in the summer . Bet you're ones this people say always rains in Ireland .
Notice the use of the phrase "good" in relation to warm weather. This is shown as a good news story, which it is.
Yes we are the victims of massive social engineering and brainwashing from the propagandistic media tho most don't notice it. Saw a great photo from a weather forecast from ten years back of summer temps in Northern France. Green background and yellow lettering. 25 to 33 degrees. This was next to one from recently. Deep threatening purple reds. Alarming warnings. 24 to 28 degrees.
Have a good look at those fresion cows, won't be seeing them in 30 years time
Another victim of "climate change"
The Irish be gone too...
@@user-bk2yi5jx2o Well b gone well before that
@@michaelf4506 dropping like flies 💉
@@user-bk2yi5jx2o where are we going
Don't worry about the Land and Livestock, soon it will be a thing of Folklore..You'll have Data Centres and be happy...Cold and hungry, but happy...
Christmas day will be spent huddled up in a corner with every stitch you own in your €5000 a month 1 roomed apartment with your kids crying because santy didn't bring the wind so you could heat the can of beans and butter the bread or heat the place but you'll still be happy because comrade Ryan says you are.
It seems more and more are finally becoming aware of whats going on here. Why aren't more things happening in the streets or in the political elections? Ireland is nearly lost.
@pagall3857 God help us
Of coarse we had I remember our local fire brigade going to a forest fire when I was a kid about 1975/76.
Only difference they usent start shouting about climate change every time the sun came out for more than 2 days in a row and no heat alerts how did we survive atall.
I remember the roads melting in salthill .
0:32 Avg temp 26-29 degrees and they call it heatwave lol
That's still considered a heatwave today.
No air conditioning back then in Ireland very little or it today also.
Ah the days when you didn't need subtitles to understand the newsreaders. God what they get away with putting in front of a mic today is atrocious.
I can't remember Mary having such a posh accent
Twas a warm day alright
My son was born that August great weather from April to September
I was born Aug 20yrs before this & my mother said it was also a heatwave
Ten tons of rubbish picked up on Dublin's coast for this years heatwave.
Ah the woke generation a great bunch a lads
Great summer, great music that year and the government plus media weren’t trying to frighten people that year over sunny warm weather in summer,
Last summer it got up to 34c it looks like our summers are getting a lot hotter
So much fs can't take it anymore.
It was that summer
No mention of 'Climate change' - RTE had not got the Memo just yet. PS - Rain all next week in Ireland, oh well we can come out of the house now lol
Showing my age here. I remember this 😝
Haha love it heatwave here and we check last one only us irish
No climate change no water shortage
Weird, never thought we had a heatwave before..?🤔
Don't be silly it's global warming 🤪
@@user-bk2yi5jx2o imagine being provided evidence from every single meteorological organisation in the world with the evidence clearly available to the public to view and see the statistics for themselves and still being so fecking stupid that you think global warming isn't real
Nobody has said that we have never had a heatwave before ? They are just happening far more frequently, they used to happen once every five or so years and now are happening a few times a year and becoming hotter. We literally broke the record for the highest temperature ever seen in ireland this year and are expected to break that record again next year.
@@user-bk2yi5jx2o its climate change, get it right
@@michaelb634 The highest currently recognised air temperature (33.3 °C) ever recorded in the Republic of Ireland was logged at Kilkenny Castle in 1887.
Ah yeah Michael 🤪 you well had your doses didn't ya? 💉💉💉
Goes to show how shit the weather is over here. A bit of sun drives Irish people crazy. It also provides interesting conversation.
And tell me now......
26-29 is a heatwave?😅
Welcome to ireland!
Very much so especially on island with little or no air conditioning and nights with high humidity
That’s right, I remember that heatwave… because I was in Greece 😂
Great times the 90s. In my late 40s now and I guess it’s our generation’s 60s.
I blame El Niño
That was a good Irish summer in 95.. they were never that good since.
Have you being a sleep 😴 for over 25 years
@@macattack619 .. Yes .. it keeps me young looking
@@bizzjoe what a stupid answer . I'm Dumber from reading at answer
@@bizzjoe Haha, good retort, that me laugh.
The dreaded mythical global warming.
It’s not mythical. Plenty of evidence to show it’s happening. Go do some research and also learn the difference between climate and weather.
Its called summer
Its called summer gobshite.