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# Sneachta
Snow Day: Ireland wakes up to a white morning
Snow fell in various areas across the country overnight.
SNOW IS ALWAYS a little bit exciting, isn’t it?
Yes, traffic is terrible, driving is dangerous, walking can be a nightmare and did we mention the cold? But it does make everything look a little bit prettier.
Some of our readers from across the country have shared their early-morning images of the snow for us to enjoy.
- Read today’s weather report here.
Dundalk, County Louth
(Image: Helen Myers)
Bagnelstown, County Carlow
Rathcroghan Visitor Centre, Roscommon
(Image: Rathcroghan Visitor Centre)
Kilkenny
Seán and Lellie busy in Kilkenny this morning. (Image: Carol Tadhg)
Ardee, County Louth
(Image: Mark O’Brien)
Monasterevin, County Kildare
(Image: Stephen O’Rourke)
Glencullen, County Dublin
(Image: Kathryn Mason)
Crosshaven, County Cork
(Image: Georgina Maher)
Knockanore, County Waterford
(Image: Derek Kelly via @MeteoTimesIRL)
Blarney, County Cork
(Image: Pat Flavey via @MeteoTimesIRL)
Balbriggan Beach, County Dublin
(Image: Aisling Carroll)
Cork Airport
(Image: Andrew Gregg)
Ballymahon, County Longford
(Image: Rayanne Aleilson)
Balbriggan, County Dublin
(Image: Gina Mellowes)
Cavan
(Image: James Martin)
Roscommon
(Image: Patrick Bruen)
Drogheda, County Louth
(Image: Zita_Von_Tesse/Twitter)
The Comeraghs, Clonmel, County Tipperary
(Image: Frank O’Brien)
Balbriggan, County Dublin
(Image: Tokidoll)
Rolagh, County Meath
(Image: Shaunagh Ginty)
Cork
(Image: Natasha Lynch)
Lake Placid, New York
This wasn’t taken today but Jamie shared the photo and we thought you should see it. (Image: Jamie Jordan)
[Update] Some of our commenters are a bit cynical about the above snap. This video might help explain:
(YouTube: BytesizeScience)
Is it snowing where you are this morning? Snap and pic and sent it to tips@thejournal.ie or tweet it @thejournal_ie.
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