Hastentoadd wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z23rc1Dk15A So I meant to post this correctly. Hopefully this time. I thought it was funny
rebel456 wrote: » Email from work, we're a multi-national... "This is a safety reminder concerning Hurricane Ophelia. Your safety is our primary concern so please follow guidance from local emergency services in your area. Our site in Dublin is open. If you have special circumstances, please contact your line manager. Global Security Operations"
BoatMad wrote: » THe model would suggest 6-9 knots from the NE a n inland Galway , what are you seeing Looking at the models now you realise how fffing big this sucker is
__..__ wrote: » Any webcams?
alrightiwill wrote: » i'm supposed to be starting a new course in the Institute of Public Administration tomorrow. I don't know whether it will be open or closed. It's not officially a college so I'm not sure if it's part of the close-down. Anyone have any ideas/suggestion I could try? Will call early in the morning
Galway1989 wrote: » I can't sleep, and I'm trying to enjoy boards while i can. The internet connection will go along with the electricity.. The wind is picking up inland in County Galway now
banoffe2 wrote: » Got out of bed to do a bit of security checks, tied gates securely, housed any loose stuff that might go rocking and rolling around the place and moreover cause damage, put the car in for the first time in yonks as there are a few big trees here but they have stood up to many a bad storm, fingers crossed, its one of those things where we have no control over, Here's wishing that everyone is safe and this time tomorrow evening we will be saying "what the hell was all that fuss about, sure twas only a STORM IN A TEA CUP!!
Colser wrote: » Starting to get windy here now in Cork in the last few minutes.
BoatMad wrote: » Sensible canine