Generally, most cases of urethritis are the result of an infection from either a bacteria or a virus. Bacteria are the most common causes. The same bacteria that can cause bladder and kidney infections can also infect the lining of the urethra. Bacteria found naturally in the genital area may also cause urethritis if they enter the urinary tract.
The seasons: spring and summer. In spring (February to April), the average highest temperatures range from 46 to 54Â°F, with April considered particularly pleasant. In summer (May to July), the averages for highest temperatures are between 64 and 68Â°F. The warmest months, July and August, get about 18 hours of daylight and it gets dark only after 11pm. Hence the well-worn phrase in Ireland; sure there's a grand stretch in the evenings.
Ireland. The climate of Ireland can be described as maritime influenced, mild and humid Climate. May to mid September is by far the warmest and generally the dryer time of year relatiely speaking. In summer, temperatures generally fall in a range of 15Â°C to 20Â°C, but sometimes they can reach up to 25Â°C or even higher. Winter days can be drizzly, cold and short (the sun sets around 4 pm), but because of the Gulf Stream, the temperature seldom falls below freezing, averaging about 7Â°C.