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. There is strong and constant demand from various sectors (research, industryand government) for long-term, high-resolution (both temporal and spatial),gridded climate datasets. To address this demand, the Irish Centre forHigh-End Computing (ICHEC) has recently performed two high-resolutionsimulations of the Irish climate, utilising the Regional Climate Models(RCMs) COSMO-CLM5 and WRF v3.7.1. The datasets produced contain hourlyoutputs for an array of sub-surface, surface and atmospheric fields for theentire 36-year period 1981–2016. In this work, we list the climate variablesthat have been archived at ICHEC. We present preliminary uncertaintyestimates (error, standard deviation, mean absolute error) based on MetEireann station observations, for several of the more commonly usedvariables: 2 m temperature, 10 m wind speeds and mean sea level pressure atthe hourly time scale; and precipitation at hourly and daily time scales.Additionally, analyses of 10 cm soil temperatures, CAPE 3 km, Showalterindex and surface lifted index are presented.

Towards a definitive historical high-resolution climate dataset for Ireland – promoting climate research in Ireland