What's the pollen count in Ireland today?
Today's and tomorrow's pollen levels for all 32 counties, updated every 6 hours.
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Across Ireland
Updated Fri, 2 Oct, 19:01Today: Low in all 32 counties
Tomorrow: Low in all 32 counties
Quiet season. Pollen is very low everywhere. Tree pollen usually starts in February, 122 days away.
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What the pollen levels mean
Each level is a forecast of how much pollen will be in the air, and how most people with hay fever are likely to feel.
Low
Few people notice symptoms. A good day to be outside.
Moderate
People with stronger hay fever may notice symptoms.
High
Most people with hay fever will notice symptoms. Plan time outside around the worst hours.
Very high
Symptoms are likely for most people with hay fever. Keep time outside short and windows closed.
Tip of the week
Hypoallergenic Halloween
Pumpkins and decorations can sometimes harbour mould. When carving pumpkins, store them in a cool, dry place and choose hypoallergenic face paints for costumes to avoid skin irritations.
About pollen forecasts
Tree pollen runs from February to May in Ireland. Grass pollen, which affects the most people, runs from May to July. Weed pollen follows in late summer.
Warm, dry and breezy days spread the most pollen. Rain washes it out of the air for a while. How our forecast works