Weather in Kilkenny. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Kilkenny area

Map of Kilkenny temperature forecast

1. You can zoom in to Kilkenny using the '+' button, or check temperatures around the globe by the '-' button.
2. Besides this, you can grab the map by your mouse button and move it to see the temperature in other regions.
This temperature map is centered around Kilkenny. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Kilkenny area

1. Using the control panel above this map, you can check the rain forecast for Kilkenny for any period within next 10 days.
2. Via the top control panel, you can check the following weather parameters: Temperature, Cloud cover, Precipitation, Wind and Pressure.
This precipitation forecast map is centered around Kilkenny. The map is also real-time and interactive.

More to see in Kilkenny

Consider visiting the wonderful city of Kilkenny during your adventure in Ireland. This is a relatively small settlement. Despite this fact, Kilkenny is an authentic Irish city with its unique atmosphere, and this is the reason why it has won love and dedication of foreign tourists. Moreover, this city is rich in landmarks – Kilkenny is the second after Dublin in terms of the number of attractions. Needless to say, the city’s architecture deserves the attention of travelers. Kilkenny’s interesting winding streets, elegant Gregorian houses, and buildings made from black limestone look nothing but fabulous. According to a local legend, the name of the city derived from Cill Chainnigh that meant “Chainnigh’s Church”. In the 6th century, a monk settled in this territory. He decided to build an abbey here. When the building was ready, people started settling near it. This is how a new settlement named Kilkenny appeared. During the period of Norman invasions, the settlement was divided into two parts – an English and Irish one. The two parts were merged only in the 40s of the 19th century. At that time, a giant castle owned by the Butler family starting from the 14th century was the main landmark of the city. Kilkenny remained an impenetrable fortress for a long time. At the beginning of the 17th century, it officially received the town status. When a rebellion emerged in Ireland, the country’s parliament moved to Kilkenny. Starting from 1641, … Read further

Kilkenny guide chapters

Kilkenny sightseeing

According to a local legend, the name of the city derived from Cill Chainnigh that meant “Chainnigh’s Church”. In the 6th century, a monk settled in this territory. He decided to build an abbey here. When the building was ready, people started settling near it. This is how a new settlement named Kilkenny appeared. During the period of Norman invasions, the settlement was divided into two parts – an … Open

Climate in Ireland and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Ironically, Ireland has the least precipitation in winter. Snow falls quite rarely and the amount of monthly precipitation does not exceed 55 millimeters. Even if it does snow, it is very little because of the mildly warm climate. The average air temperature in the daytime during the winter months is approximately 8°C. Notwithstanding, it is worth noting that the coldest winter in Ireland was recorded about a century and a half ago. The temperature then, dropped to -19°C. Such an occurrence is however absolutely uncharacteristic for the climatic zone of the country. In December and January, the number of sunny hours does not exceed 2 hours. In February however, about 3 hours of sunshine can be observed daily. … Open

Atmosphere of Ireland: politics

The highest legislative body in Ireland is the Parliament. It has a bicameral structure. The House of Commons is called “Doyle”. It consists of one hundred and sixty-six members. All deputies are elected to their office by universal voting on the system of proportional distribution. Elections are conducted every five years. The Senate Chamber consists of sixty members. It is worth noting that 11 senators are appointed personally by the Prime Minister, the largest Irish institutions have the right to appoint six members, and all the others are selected by special collegia for professional orientation, so that representatives of various spheres of activity are present in the Senate. … Open