‘sup?
Wicklow mountains.
A wild Sika stag keeps watch over a deer herd as they search for food in the snow.
‘sup?
Wicklow mountains.
A wild Sika stag keeps watch over a deer herd as they search for food in the snow.
Earlier today.
In Grange, Tullow, Co Carlow…
St Brigid’s National School tweetz:
“Some very ‘persuasive writing’ from 4th class as to why they should play in the sneachta.”
Mmmf.
Also, in fairness.
Let them out for pity’s sake.
Meanwhile…
A quick video summing up Storm Ciara for me here in Dublin. pic.twitter.com/RFDllvcQKY
— Sryan Bruen (@SryanBruen) February 11, 2020
Meanwhile, the Status Yellow snow/ice warning for the whole country continues until midnight tonight, while a Status Yellow wind warning continues for Donegal, Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Sligo, Clare and Kerry until 8pm tonight.
Via Met Éireann
Save yourselves.
This morning.
County Laois.
Annieme writes:
12cm on a chair outside…
How big is yours?
This morning.
Hacketstown, on the border between County Carlow and County Wicklow.
Darragh Kelly tweetz:
Different world up here! 200m elevation. 3 inches of snow here. Still snowing heavily
Meanwhile…
Hope Monday’s going well! 👌
⚠️Orange Wind warning still in effect for Atlantic Coasts
⚠️Yellow Wind warning elsewhere
& ⚠️ Yellow Snow/Ice warning until tomorrow evening! ❄️
Stephen has more, and a cool pic from @alandub10 of #BailyLighthouse in #Dublin! 🌊#rteweather #sneachta pic.twitter.com/43VZNKNVma— RTE Weather (@WeatherRTE) February 10, 2020
This evening.
Met Éireann issued a Status Yellow snow/ice warning for all of Ireland.
It will be in place until noon tomorrow.
Earlier: It’s Sticking!

@CarlowWeather Snow getting heavy in Mayo pic.twitter.com/5dSXSxC0Pm
— Mark Loughney (@loughney_mark) January 27, 2020
Meanwhile…
At Knock Airport…
The current situation at the airport as heavy snow has impacted our flight schedule this afternoon. Our operations team are working to clear the runway but current conditions and continued heavy snowfall are challenging #snowfall pic.twitter.com/y7TrhyGCIx
— Ireland West Airport (@Irelandwest) January 27, 2020
And in Galway…
@CarlowWeather still coming down in Tuam, Co. Galway pic.twitter.com/B3t25hjEU6
— daraghfeeney (@daraghfeeney) January 27, 2020
Yikes.
National forecast (Met Éireann
UPDATE:
@CarlowWeather Ballaghaderreen, Co Roscommon, getting heavy now and sticking…. pic.twitter.com/mCYqfKYoj9
— Richie Conway (@Richieconway79) January 27, 2020
UPDATE:
@CarlowWeather Flakes the size of golf balls now 😊😊 pic.twitter.com/MjPwvpboBC
— Mark Loughney (@loughney_mark) January 27, 2020
Just now.
Met Eireann has issued a Status Yellow snow-ice warning for Wicklow, Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo – to last from 10pm tonight until 11am tomorrow.
Eeek.
Meanwhile, earlier…
Snow #sneachta in West Cavan this morning & bitterly cold 🥶 ❄️ @barrabest @WeatherCee @angie_weather @deric_tv pic.twitter.com/KNmdU2psaB
— Máiréad Quinn 👩🏻🔬 (@doogarry) April 2, 2019
Sigh.
Pic: Carlow Weather
This morning.
Dublin Airport.
Dublin Airport has said that it is open and operational.
However, it says that some airlines are experiencing delays to their flight schedules due to de-icing issues. It advised passengers to check with their airlines for flight updates.
The weather caused a number of delays and cancellations at the airport last night with some passengers complaining of waiting on the airfield for over three hours.
Motorists warned about hazardous driving conditions (RTÉ)
Pics via Richard Chambers (Newstalk)
Meanwhile…
The queue to re-book @ryanair @DublinAirport #joke #OpenAndOperational pic.twitter.com/PRJpEhPlBN
— Nicola Cunningham (@nicky_the_lady) March 3, 2019
Jaysus.