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Snowmagedagain

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Out getting supplies for snowmageddon at the moment - people (not me) are starting to panic buy here, lidl shelves were getting stripped of water, milk, ping pong balls, crochet sets and digital micrometers.

Is this the end, my friend?

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degsie

Omackeral wrote: »

F*ck your Red Alert, the people need their ice creams dammit.

Ah Jebus, clean up yer garden will ya

degsie

The power in me legs is gone!

Ken.

I tried going to work this morning and had to turn back.

I would like to give a MASSIVE shout out to the taxi man going the other way. Left his house at 4am to get to Newbridge for 6am. (Distance of about 10-12 kms.) He had to get there because he was bringing 2 people to Dublin for their kidney Dialysis. Fair play to him.

erica74

I drive a motorbike and wear a balaclava under my helmet, I usually don't take my balaclava off until I get inside and I've never had a problem.

FishOnABike

MadYaker wrote: »

There is a lot in some places, over a foot. I'm working from home tomorrow and friday.

Dr.MickKiller wrote: »

Bread?

baguette/baˈɡɛt/
noun
a long, narrow French loaf.

Bob Harris

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs-ANd7ZncQ

Trigger Happy

Another good dusting overnight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysO8XqQMEaA

RobbingBandit

That's enough snow now come back in 20 years please, please,PLEASE

Oh no it just won't stop make it go away.

mikemac2

donegaLroad wrote: »

no snow in Donegal so far, at least where I am.

Well it’s known as the forgotten county

KERSPLAT!

Gone to his head, that's where it is

[Deleted User]

take the power back

ah no seriously i hope people's power isn't gone for long

Samuel T. Cogley

FatherTed wrote: »

I'm in the US so just wondering how things are on the ground.

Snowy

Atlantic Dawn

Your power will be restored at 3.15, hard times as it will mean no shops in the area open either.

Inviere

Not yet. But then again, I don't expect it to

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[Deleted User]

mikemac2 wrote: »

Well it’s known as the forgotten county

It wasn't forgotten overnight, sadly.
There's about four inches lying where I am, and it looks like there's plenty more to come.

Mint Sauce

We have gotten away quite lightly in Sligo, bit of a dusting yesterday afternoon, which still remained in sheltered areas at about 7am this morning.

8am, everything is white, seen neighbour clearing car, 15 minutes later, he is out to clear it again. Glad I am not going to far today.

razorblunt

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxuVzLU1SOM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxuVzLU1SOM

Edinburgh, yesterday.

Mint Sauce

razorblunt wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxuVzLU1SOM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxuVzLU1SOM

Edinburgh, yesterday.

Give that driver day off, full pay! Great save.

Scotland have got an absolute battering. There have been people stuck in cars on the M80 since yesterday evening. Some up to 17 hours!

:eek:

[Deleted User]

degsie wrote: »

Ah Jebus, clean up yer garden will ya

Man I'd live in this snow for a lifetime rather than live in Tallaght for a week.

Posted from my iPhone in Crumlin

MilesMorales1

Don't say that you'll bloody jinx it.

whisky_galore

ChikiChiki wrote: »

Watching from afar I don't get it. This is obviously expected to be an exceptional(to Ireland) and severe event and people are disputing the severity. People were killed in Ophelia. If one life is even saved the warning is enough.

Also bosses expecting their staff to travel greedy twats. Provisions should be in place for such rarities.

Not going to get a medal or so much as a thanks for travelling in so fcuk work today.

mad muffin

Here in the midlands the snow is past ankle deep. My wife had to go to work this morning at 6:30 as she’s a nurse and probably won’t be back for a couple of days… you couldn’t tell where the car was parked.

We’re all ill equipped to tackle such an amount of snow. I am anyway. No shovel to clear the foor path or anything. I fear my shed roof might collapse as well :eek:

Hopefully the power won’t go, no hearing then :eek:

Not that I could do anything anyway as I’m just post hernia op

as I type, the snow is coming down good and hard. This might be my last transmission… pray for me.

RobbingBandit

Extinction level event on our hands and this is before the second front comes this afternoon, is Lenny Bruce afraid yet, This is the end folks just know those of us that survive will fight for the frozen bread and honour in the thunderdome.

mad muffin

It better not :eek: electricity is the o lay thing I have to heat the house. :mad:

facehugger99

Our local Centra has posted on facebook that they'll be open from 12pm to 3pm today and have got a bread delivery in.

I'm almost tempted to head down there and film the resulting madness.

RobbingBandit

It'll be like highlander there can be only one buying all this bread.

Vita nova

Try_harder wrote: »

How many Emma’s and Emmett’s will be born in 9 months I wonder...

Or Sneachtas

BillyBobBS

Pathetic little snow falls here in D16. The laughable overkill from people and the media is a national embarrassment.

RobbingBandit

Come to finglas and see the pathetic snow I dare you oh and bring 30 cans of red monster while you're at it

Collie D

BillyBobBS wrote: »

Pathetic little snow falls here in D16. The laughable overkill from people and the media is a national embarrassment.

Not sure if tongue in cheek or not so will reserve comment