SHEER DELIGHT AS 20C TEMPERATURE SOARS.. MMA Cowley to fight days before court But enjoy it while it lasts..sunday will be a washout
Cian Cowley THE MMA fighter charged alongside Conor Mcgregor for attacking a bus is set to compete just days before the pair appear in court.
Cian Cowley was charged with one count of misdemeanour assault and one count of criminal mischief last month.
He is due to appear in court with Mcgregor on June 14.
But the Dublin fighter will be in action at the Brave 13 MMA event in Belfast on June 9 when he takes on Polish fighter Daniel Olejniczak.
Cowley and Mcgregor were involved in a melee following a press event for UFC 223 with video footage allegedly showing them attacking a bus containing fellow fighters, including Mcgregor’s rival Khabib Nurmagomedov. RITA Ora has an aura of mystery as she plugs her new single in a pair of shades.
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But she had to apologise after being accused of using lyrics dubbed “hurtful” by members of the LGBTQ community. TOMORROW is set to be the warmest day of the week, with temperatures due to hit 20C.
However, the weather is set to take a dramatic turn for the worse on Sunday with rain and cooler temperatures returning.
Today will start off dull and cloudy with patchy outbreaks of rain and drizzle, mainly affecting western and north-western counties through the morning.
A forecaster said: “Highest temperatures will range from 13C to 17C or 18C, depending on sunshine with top values likely inland over southern counties.”
Meanwhile, Met Eireann said Saturday will be “dry with mild sunny periods. Perhaps a little cloudier at times closer to Atlantic coastal counties”.
A spokesman added: “Becoming breezy during the afternoon in freshening southerly winds, increasing strong and gusty along the west coast.
“Highest temperatures will range from 15C to 20C, with the northern half of the country enjoying the best of the sun.”
Ed Sheeran fans will be delighted to hear it could reach a balmy 20C in Dublin as thousands pack out Phoenix Park for the singer’s final Irish gig tomorrow.
But it’s all change for Sunday.
The spokesman said: “Quite the contrast to Saturday with a frontal rain band extending eastwards to affect most parts of the country.
“Winds will be mainly light moderate southerly,
“Much cooler too with maximum temperatures falling back to the low teens.”
The outlook for Monday is still uncertain but Met Eireann says the rain band will bring “heavy bursts” of to western and central areas. to