Does it get below freezing during the Winter months along the coast of Ireland and Scotland?

The east coast of Scotland is much colder in winter, and it regularly goes below freezing. The west is warmed by the North Atlantic Drift. That's why you get palm trees as far north as Inverewe.

Yes, freezing is quite likely. However... both countries sit at a fairly northern latitude so the weather is normally unstable on the western coasts. It can be a beautiful clear, cold day when you wake up, and a warmer howling gale by the time you have lunch. The eastern coasts are normally drier and colder in the winter simply because the predominant direction for weather hitting Scotland is from the west; Ireland is the same. Any rain has normally fallen before it reachs the east. Temperatures can reach eighty fahrenheit in a normal summer, average in Scotland is closer to seventy fahrenheit though.

yes!!

i think scotland does be colder than ireland. i live on the west coast of ireland and you get the odd night were its below freezing but not all the time. during the summer the hottest you can expect is usually early 20s

yes it does get below freezing.

YES!! YES!! YES!!......freezing and below! It can also get nicely warm in the summer, and we have even been known to wear t-shirts and shorts, and have barbecues!!!!!!!!

Of course, well im In Roscommon the west of Ireland (not near the coast) and it was -3 this morning!! So i would definately think it would be more cooler along the coast.

Yes it does get freezing cold in the winter and in the summer it doesn't.

well im in ireland,and its absolutely freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezing at the moment.the weather here is very predictable...either rain or freezing.......