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    What's the pollen count in today?

    Is the pollen count high today in Ireland? Get ahead of hayfever symptoms and allergies, with free pollen forecasts.

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    Understanding Pollen Forecasts

    Pollen forecasts help hay fever sufferers plan their activities around peak pollen times. In Ireland, tree pollen season runs from February to May, with grass pollen (the most common allergen) peaking from May to July.

    Our forecasts combine data from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) for pollen predictions and Open-Meteo for weather data, giving you a complete picture of conditions across Ireland.

    Weather plays a significant role in pollen levels. Warm, dry, and windy days typically see higher counts, while rain can wash pollen from the air. Check both our pollen and weather forecasts together to plan effectively.

    Pollen Level Guide

    What each pollen level means for hay fever sufferers

    Low

    Minimal symptoms expected. A great day for outdoor activities.

    Moderate

    Sensitive individuals may experience symptoms. Consider taking precautions.

    High

    Most allergy sufferers will experience symptoms. Limit outdoor exposure.

    Very High

    Severe symptoms likely. Stay indoors if possible and take medication.