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If you feel inspired to get the garden furniture out and put away the winter coat you might want to hold off, says forecaster Alan O'Reilly.
He added: "The weather models are showing a late blast of cold Northerly air heading our way from Sunday for a few days!"
Met Éireann says: "Mainly dry on Sunday to start, afternoon showers will develop. It'll turn colder later as winds become northerly.
"Temperatures on Sunday between 9 degrees in the north and 14 degrees in the south then currently it looks like it could potentially turn frosty again overnight Sunday night as a cold northerly airflow becomes established.
"Current indications suggest a cold but mainly dry situation for the start of next week with rain arriving from the west midweek."
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