Dramatic moment the power goes out over Dublin City -caught in this video @KennedySinger @katherinelyncho @thetenoruk #SNOWMAGGEDDON pic.twitter.com/xNsxnO1Epf
— Niall Morris (@NiallwMorris) March 2, 2018
Mummy.
‘sup?
Tonight.
Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6
Sinabfhuil writes:
HUGE dog found in Harold’s cross tonight. He was very hungry and thirsty. A sweet dog, but doesn’t seem to be trained to voice or gesture (unless in another language or something)…
He might be just a little husky?
Anyone?
The government says: You MUST stay in tonight.
Why not spend a couple of hours with Broadsheet on the Telly streaming LIVE at 10pm above and on our YouTube channel.
Snuggle up with old friends, surprise guests and domestic pets as we plough through the news of the week from Ireland and ‘abroad’ dispersing facts like grit on black ice.
Topics under discussion will include Leo’s spin unit, the Beast from the East and RTÉ’s licence fee desperation.
Mature language throughout.
Sorry.
Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly
More to follow.
Snowverkill?
at
Tonight.
Glasnevin, Dublin 9.
Emma?
EMMA!?
Anyone?
Rollingnews
This evening
Curragh plains, County Kildare.
Two tykes carried on some manner of pallet behind a jeep on the R413 – over ONE HOUR past the 4pm curfew!!!
Go home.
Your families need you.
Eamonn Farrell/Rollingnews
This afternoon.
Phoenix Park, Dublin.
Scenes on the second day of Storm Emma/Beast From The East ahead of a government-suggested curfew of 4pm until midday tomorrow.
Go Home.
Be with your loved ones, for pity’s sake.
Rollingnews
Jaykers.
This afternoon.
Beastly waves bashing the coast alongside Howth, County Dublin.
Thanks Margaret Cronin
Sledgebag
at
Sledging Inchicore style cc @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/Drq5S6aLhU
— Alan Coholan (@acoholan) March 1, 2018
Ah here.
Thanks Alan Coholan
Wait For It
at
And the award for the best 2018 @rtenews slip on the ice goes to…. (oh so close!) 🏆❄️❄️❄️ #beastfromtheeast #stormemma @RTEOne @broadsheet_ie ( https://t.co/4oPpGHemvo ) pic.twitter.com/BBbcZ6ZTH4
— Eoin Kernan (@eoinkernan) March 1, 2018
Nicely executed, in fairness.
Any excuse.