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b.gud

Bit of a breeze here in Galway but I'd say it's actually calmer than it was for the Connacht Glasgow match

DGRulz

Got no email from work, came in anyway. At last count theres about 9 people including myself on my floor. Traffic was great though, got in in about 25 mins. We should get a hurricane everyday.

sydthebeat

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Yeah, sitting here and kids are demanding to know where the storm is. There is barely a breeze!

Fierce dark out mind.

Wait till about 3pm when it's at its height there.

Its eerily quite here in laois at the moment but I'm expecting madness from about 12 onwards.

Rigor Mortis

Durnt mind whether it's calm now, my knee is strumming like a banjo on independence day. Sturms a cummin

[Deleted User]

irishbucsfan wrote: »

In Dublin?

Yeah, sitting here and kids are demanding to know where the storm is. There is barely a breeze!

Fierce dark out mind.

irishbucsfan

Deleted User wrote: »

Roads empty, barely a whiff of wind. Day off is great but if it stays like this Met Eireann are gonna get a bit of a slagging!

In Dublin?

That's entirely expected at this time, right? Its not supposed to come near us until lunch time.

But it'll be 50kmh winds at worst by all accounts. I'd say around here it'll be absolutely fine. Unless you live in a dinghy in the middle of the Irish sea.

[Deleted User]

Roads empty, barely a whiff of wind. Day off is great but if it stays like this Met Eireann are gonna get a bit of a slagging!

Erik Shin

I've just told everyone they have to be in tomorrow....gonna give it another 15 mins and then say nah! Stay home

sydthebeat

awec wrote: »

With schools and creches closed our place will be empty tomorrow.

Do you work in a mobile chip van?

awec

Zzippy wrote: »

Just got text that all our offices are closed tomorrow. Work from home if you can...

Same me and the wife both told not to go in.

Stay safe everyone, especially any of you in the worst hit areas.

Zzippy

Just got text that all our offices are closed tomorrow. Work from home if you can...

awec

With schools and creches closed our place will be empty tomorrow.

Synode

All schools shutting. My 2 will be delighted

awec

mfceiling wrote: »

You're reaching for a day off work tomorrow!!

If there was work in bed you'd lie on the floor!!

I'll probably just work from home.

mfceiling

awec wrote: »

Status red across the entire country now. :eek:

You're reaching for a day off work tomorrow!!

If there was work in bed you'd lie on the floor!!

awec

Status red across the entire country now. :eek:

thomond2006

Aaron Rodgers just fecked up his throwing shoulder on a late hit. Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

mfceiling

awec wrote: »

Anyone in Dublin bunkering in for this storm? Live on a 6th floor apartment, not really sure what to expect here...

Reckon I'll get a few loads of washing on the line.

It'll probably be blowy and knowing the fcuking eejits in dublin the whole city will be at a standstill and the m50 will resemble blanch car park on Xmas eve.

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awec wrote: »

Anyone in Dublin bunkering in for this storm? Live on a 6th floor apartment, not really sure what to expect here...

Hey awec, I cycled by this place for sale on the kilgobbin road. Saw the name and I know you are looking in this area. Had a little chuckle to be honest

'el Pinar'

http://www.daft.ie/dublin/new-homes-for-sale/el-pinar-kilgobbin-road-sandyford-dublin-93654/

Yeah_Right

Some of the in-laws have been talking about this "hurricane" that's coming. Even comparing it to the ones that recently hit Texas and Florida. It has taken a lot of effort not to laugh at them. It will be a bad storm but nothing like an actual hurricane ffs!

Teferi

awec wrote: »

Anyone in Dublin bunkering in for this storm? Live on a 6th floor apartment, not really sure what to expect here...

There's definitely a 'how's the weather up there?' joke here but I'm finding it hard to dig out.

awec

irishbucsfan wrote: »

It's hitting tomorrow properly, isn't it? Don't think we'll see much today?

Tomorrow morning apparently.

irishbucsfan

It's hitting tomorrow properly, isn't it? Don't think we'll see much today?

Erik Shin

I don't think it's going to be anywhere near as bad as some people are claiming, but we shall see tonight...tbh on the 6tg floor you should be ok..... except for flying trampolines!

awec

Anyone in Dublin bunkering in for this storm? Live on a 6th floor apartment, not really sure what to expect here...

kuang1

dregin wrote: »

Land in the depths of Cavan to find that the parents have acquired a better net connection to the one I have in Dublin. Virgin need a kick up the hole.

Impressive!
Gotta say though, Virgin in Waterford (I'm referring to my net supplier...ahem) is pretty good. Never had a problem.
Currently 36.8 mpbs download, 24.0 upload.

dregin

Land in the depths of Cavan to find that the parents have acquired a better net connection to the one I have in Dublin. Virgin need a kick up the hole.

Zzippy

Erik Shin wrote: »

No bad at the auld jump two three's...could get his legs a bit higher though

Hmmm, dance tips from a Kerryman. Gotcha!

Erik Shin

No bad at the auld jump two three's...could get his legs a bit higher though

Neil3030

Pffft, last year called, it wants its NFL sob story back.