Met Éireann says it should remain dry for the day.
Thousands are expected to descend on the midlands once again today for day three of the Fleadh.
Met Éireann are forecasting a dry day, although it will remain mostly cloudy, until sunshine breaks through in the late afternoon.
Among the highlights during today's event is a lecture on Uilleann player Leo Rowsome, which takes place at the Town Hall at 1pm, and is free for anyone interested.
These people told us what they're looking forward to:
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