The Beast in The Southeast

mooseknunkle

Will it be as bad as they are predicting?,are you prepared?,are the Council prepared?,will Waterford shutdown for the week?

Maybe we could use this thread for people to update how bad the roads are around their areas

TheQuietFella

mooseknunkle wrote: »

Will it be as bad as they are predicting?,are you prepared?,are the Council prepared?,will Waterford shutdown for the week?

Maybe we could use this thread for people to update how bad the roads are around their areas

The roads are bad in most areas............oh, I see what you mean!

Harry Palmr

Thursday and Friday will be a wipe er white out for about 18-24 hours, basically stay home as you may not be able to get home if you go anywhere in the morning. The main point of interest is if the air behind the snow front is warm enough to cause a quick or slow thaw, or if it stays cold enough to freeze over at which point all bets are off.

smaoifs

SuperValu Kilbarry was cleared out of bread and vegetables this evening and running very low on milk.

iseegirls

Milk and bread gets stocked up every morning. On most evenings and Sunday afternoons the fresh bread shelf is near empty anyway, The hysteria about seeing empty shelves is a bit over the top.

carolinej

just wondering what garages in town sell Kerosene at the pump? Need to top up the tank with a couple of drums - jus in case

morebarn2

carolinej wrote: »

just wondering what garages in town sell Kerosene at the pump? Need to top up the tank with a couple of drums - jus in case

Wish I knew! Don’t do it often but I go out to petrol station in Kilmeaden village.

carolinej

morebarn2 wrote: »

Wish I knew! Don’t do it often but I go out to petrol station in Kilmeaden village.

I know Kilmeaden sell it but I'm in the town and thought some of the garages might sell it. May as well spin out to Kilmeaden later.

Deise Vu

I was just talking to one of the Home Heating suppliers and he said he had 120 deliveries to do! Obviously can't do all them so people will have to wait. Could be a cold week or two for anyone who ran down their fuel hoping the Winter was finished.

Uboat

Ireland gone mad. Long queues in stores from early morning. Apocalypse is coming?

Wanderer78

Uboat wrote:

Ireland gone mad. Long queues in stores from early morning. Apocalypse is coming?

Very strange, for a couple of bad days, is it Christmas again?

gman2k

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dzilla

Is it expected to go to a red warning in Waterford?

Wanderer78

dzilla wrote:

Is it expected to go to a red warning in Waterford?

I'd say it will eventually, maybe for Thursday and Friday

Harry Palmr

Just in ardkeen Lidl not a single slice of bread to be had,!!

Wanderer78

Harry Palmr wrote:

Just in ardkeen Lidl not a single slice of bread to be had,!!

Ah people are gone weird again

longshanks

The Beast has arrived!!

longshanks

Didn't stick around. The bastard.

Wanderer78

longshanks wrote:

Didn't stick around. The bastard.

Patience

Harry Palmr

Sure twas only a scratch of snow! The level of buying when I was out (at lunchtime it should be said) was hilarious, a likely 24 hours of "no shopping" weather and it's mass panic. I'll now have to buy my bread first thing to beat the stampede

mooseknunkle

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Just in ardkeen Lidl not a single slice of bread to be had,!!

News and star have pics on their facebook of supervalu kilbarry and there's literally nothing left on the shelves

gman2k

carolinej wrote: »

just wondering what garages in town sell Kerosene at the pump? Need to top up the tank with a couple of drums - jus in case

Jones Oil - Manor St just behind Dunphys shop sell kero from the pump. c.74c/L

carolinej

gman2k wrote: »

Jones Oil - Manor St just behind Dunphys shop sell kero from the pump. c.74c/L

thanks. I went out to Kilmeaden earlier and filled up couple of drums. Have the milk and bread in too

longshanks

What are people doing with all the bread?

TommyHilfiger

longshanks wrote: »

What are people doing with all the bread?

It looks like there will be a lot of beans on toast the next couple of days.

PTH2009

heard of one person buying 15 loafs of bread

not a big bread eater but got a loaf myself today just incase

Wanderer78

Damnit, I forgot to get bread!

Deise Vu

Wanderer78 wrote: »

Damnit, I forgot to get bread!

I went to Tesco's Ardkeen last night, completely cleaned out of bread.

I went to Lidl Ardkeen at 8.30 this morning, they had baked themselves plus had deliveries of bread but the chilled meats , yoghurts etc section was completely bare ass naked! :eek::eek:

Max Powers

Anyone know what main roads like, specifically the n24 and n25

bullpost

Theres going to be a glut of stale bread in coming days.

Birds should do well out of it, not to mention shopkeepers.

Harry Palmr

Max Powers wrote: »

Anyone know what main roads like, specifically the n24 and n25

They'll be open but I'd check AA site for latest.

Oh yes I got my bread, centra had one trolley and nothing else coming today!

Azatadine

N25 is no problem at all. Drove to WX no problem at all.

sarah88

Tesco Ardkeen must of had a delivery of Ryan bread this morning. Plenty there at about half 8

mooseknunkle

longshanks wrote: »

What are people doing with all the bread?

sarah88

Met Eireann has just upped the weather warning for munster to red. Covering tomorrow from 4pm to Friday noon.

Harry Palmr

Roads quiet but perfectly usable with a bit of wit.

longshanks

Red Alert warning just gone out. The weekend has started! Adios work!!

deisemum

My husband left for Clonmel around 6.30am and the roads were bad until he got to Mooncoin but grand after that. He was home again around 11am and said the roads were fine all the way back.

Someone bought 20 loaves in Tesco yesterday. I stocked up over the weekend and picked up a few more bits on Monday.

Wanderer78

deisemum wrote: »

My husband left for Clonmel around 6.30am and the roads were bad until he got to Mooncoin but grand after that. He was home again around 11am and said the roads were fine all the way back.

Someone bought 20 loaves in Tesco yesterday. I stocked up over the weekend and picked up a few more bits on Monday.

this could all be over by the weekend, people are odd, this isnt the 70's or 80's! we ll probably be housebound for a couple of days

mooseknunkle

deisemum wrote: »

My husband left for Clonmel around 6.30am and the roads were bad until he got to Mooncoin but grand after that. He was home again around 11am and said the roads were fine all the way back.

Someone bought 20 loaves in Tesco yesterday. I stocked up over the weekend and picked up a few more bits on Monday.

The main roads around the city are fine i was out today and it was very quiet,20 loaves? seriously what is someone going to do with that amount of bread this whole bread shortage is really crazy

longshanks

The credit union was closed earlier, anyone know when they plan on opening again?
Some factories are closing too, out of concern for their employees, and some are refusing to shut which says a lot too.

Wanderer78

mooseknunkle wrote: »

The main roads around the city are fine i was out today and it was very quiet,20 loaves? seriously what is someone going to do with that amount of bread this whole bread shortage is really crazy

to be fair, i am hearing stories of some charities buying up bread around the place, which is understandable, but theres no need for individuals to be panic buying

mooseknunkle

Wanderer78 wrote: »

to be fair, i am hearing stories of some charities buying up bread around the place, which is understandable, but theres no need for individuals to be panic buying

But why bread?,are people going to just be eating sandwiches and toast

cococoady

I was driving from Kilcohan to New Ross at 4:45 this morning. The roads in Waterford were really bad, seemed like they hadn’t been gritted or salted at all. As soon as I got over the bridge those roads were grand.

PTH2009

stay safe everyone, heard of a lot of people having mini breakdowns and lots of friendly folks are on hand to help anyone in troube.

if i see one more bloody meme or someone making a bread joke on facebook ill scream. Its not the end of the world just a bit of a snow and we just have to stay indoors for a while for our own safety if people want to go to the pub etc they can

mooseknunkle

longshanks wrote: »

The credit union was closed earlier, anyone know when they plan on opening again?
Some factories are closing too, out of concern for their employees, and some are refusing to shut which says a lot too.

Teva shut tonight at 6pm until Monday and Bausch & Lomb closing tomorrow at 2pm until Friday 2pm

PTH2009

The Eishtec offices in Waterford, Wexford and Clonmel will be closing tonight at 7.00pm. We will open tomorrow morning as normal and our offices in Waterford, Wexford and Clonmel will close from 2.00pm on Thursday, 1 March until 2.00pm on Friday, 2 March based on the red alert warning in effect. We will review the weather conditions for Craigavon over the course of the day. We are keeping a close eye on weather conditions across all sites and will update this Facebook page if circumstances change. Please take extra caution during these weather conditions and take note of the safety tips on the Winter Ready website. www.winterready.ie.

Wanderer78

PTH2009 wrote: »

The Eishtec offices in Waterford, Wexford and Clonmel will be closing tonight at 7.00pm. We will open tomorrow morning as normal and our offices in Waterford, Wexford and Clonmel will close from 2.00pm on Thursday, 1 March until 2.00pm on Friday, 2 March based on the red alert warning in effect. We will review the weather conditions for Craigavon over the course of the day. We are keeping a close eye on weather conditions across all sites and will update this Facebook page if circumstances change. Please take extra caution during these weather conditions and take note of the safety tips on the Winter Ready website. www.winterready.ie.

so employees have to make their way home from 2pm tomorrow, just as the real bad weather starts to kick in?

PTH2009

Wanderer78 wrote: »

so employees have to make their way home from 2pm tomorrow, just as the real bad weather starts to kick in?

yeah it's disgraceful and the company really should have some sense and close all day

got forbid if something bad happend to an employee than the company have to the blame

Wanderer78

Wanderer78 wrote: »

so employees have to make their way home from 2pm tomorrow, just as the real bad weather starts to kick in?

Eistech have always treated their employees really bad, what more would you expect of such a company. I hope no one working there gets hurt going home.

PTH2009

few pubs opening tonight