Ireland breaks May record again as temperatures hit 30.6C in Co Clare 

Met Éireann says temperatures could climb further as Ireland experiences record-breaking heat, with the forecaster also issuing a high-temperature warning

The provisional May temperature record has been broken again, with Shannon Airport recording 30.6C on Tuesday.

It comes as a status yellow high-temperature warning remains in place for eight counties until 6pm on Wednesday.

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