Today’s Irish Mirror.
Pics taken at Bulloch Harbour, Dalkey, Co Dublin
Atticus writes:
Parent of the year. Hope his wife/partner sees this…
To the pitchforks!
Meanwhile…
Where are your CHILDREN?
Existential risk taker at Greystones, county Wicklow yesterday.
(Thanks Greg Tierney)
Again?
Lahinch, Co Clare at high tide this morning.
Caution urged in high winds and flooding (RTE)
Previously: Give Them Lahinch
Pix: Paul O’Brian
Meanwhile…
Clontarf, Dollymount Dublin.
Thanks Remi
South Park, Galway.
Thanks Jack
Splutter.
High tide in Dublin today.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
The current rainbow-coloured weather pattern over the Atlantic and heading for ireland.
Noms added by Brendan Lynch, who sez:
I swear I didn’t edit this in Ms Paint :P
Weather alert goes national – Clare, Cork and Dublin prepare flood defences (Irish Examiner)
Since the late 90s, photographer Mike Hollingshead has travelled up to 20,000 miles a year chasing storms in search of these ominous and spectacular images.
More here.
INTERVIEW: Awe-Inspiring Skies, Captured by an Extreme Storm Chaser (Wired)
‘Sup?
A bewildered seal, known locally as Sammy, at Wicklow Town Harbour, Co Wicklow this afternoon.
Thanks Quotefish
Overlooking Strand Road, Bray, Co Wicklow, moments ago.
It’s getting gnarly.
Thanks Anon
Update
Please note: Strand Road in #Brah is closed by @BrayTCouncil due to flooding pic.twitter.com/6CbuY2oOcr
— bray.ie (@bray_ie) January 6, 2014
On the seafront proper.
Existential storm guy is existential.
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)