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Long summer days ahead as the clocks go forward this month

People can expect to lose an hour in bed as the clocks are set to go forward this month. Due to Daylight Savings Time - the practice of advancing clocks during the summer months so darkness falls at a later clock time - the clocks will go forward by ...

20 Mar 2024 at 10:22

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Important reminder! Clocks go forward this weekend

There may still be traces of snow on the hills but Summer Time officially starts this weekend! Summer Time, or 'Daylight Saving Time,' will begin at 1am on Sunday, March 25. (For those of you keeping note, it will end at 2am on Sunday, October 28!) ...

22 Mar 2018 at 09:30

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When do clocks go back as Irish people make same mistake with phones and watches?

Irish people will get an extra hour in bed on Sunday morning as the tradition of clocks going back continues for another year. Every winter, clocks go back one hour. They go forward one hour in spring. The clocks change at the same time in the EU. ...

26 Oct 2024 at 10:45

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Social welfare recipients reminded of next week's payment schedule change

As Ireland gears up for St Patrick's Day on Monday, March 17, social welfare recipients are reminded that the bank holiday Monday means banks and post offices will be close on the day. The change in schedule means that anyone expecting to receive ...

10 Mar 2025 at 07:51

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