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Sligo good, good to yielding in places

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The ground at Sligo is good, good to yielding in places, ahead of this afternoon's jumps card.

It is set to be dry and sunny with temperatures up to 27 degrees.

The ground Downpatrick is good ahead of Tuesday's card and they are watering.

It is set to be dry and breezy with temperatures in the mid 20s.

The ground Killarney is now good on the Flat and good, good to firm in places on the national hunt course.

Watering continues. It's a dry forecast with temperatures in the high 20s today and tomorrow and mid 20s thereafter.

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