Deedsie wrote: » Jesus the logic of some people is frightening. Is it really a good idea for people to become intoxicated this evening. Especially away from their homes. Some of them would probably try to drive home and then those awful Guards that tried to get the pubs to close will be the ones that have to rescue them from whatever ditch they are in.
haminka wrote: » If the pub owner is preventing his employees to go home to safety because they MUST server the guests instead, it has nothing to do with the good will of the owner and hospitality. It's ridiculous and stupid.
actaphobia wrote: » No idea, but if they have shelter they need to stay. The message of Leo Varadkar was very clear - stay home or indoors after 4pm. How did your relative not get that message?
jdcv94 wrote: » 44cm in Wexford :eek: Certainly makes up for the last 2 days of little to nothing here.
irishfeen wrote: » -1.7 DegC and dropping here in North Cork (190m ASL) hon to fcuk Emma do your worst
Grandeeod wrote: » In my area, the Gardai are going around the pubs telling them to close. No joke. This has no legal standing. If a pub wants to open and punters want to be in there. So be it. But what I witnessed was more like Marshall law than a weather alert.
wakka12 wrote: » Up to 1.5 feet predicted to fall in wicklow tonight so it'll be worth the wait
jamesbere wrote: » There used to it, we're not. If we had the infrastructure and resources they have than things would be much easier
Interested Observer wrote: » Anyone know how bad the roads are in north county Dublin at he moment? A relative is stuck in Sutton without transport, needs to get to Swords.
Skedaddle wrote: » I get the definite impression that Cork City is warming up. The snow's thawing all over the place around the hills.
Jakey Rolling wrote: » Same so far. I think it's due to the easterly direction and the effect if being in the lee of the Comeraghs. Plenty snow north of us and to the south on the Lismore side of the Knockmealdowns.
Beechwoodspark wrote: » Neighbour told me earlier he planned to go for a swim in the river at half 4 just to give two fingers to authority. The mind boggles
Storm 10 wrote: » Stranded German tourists in Dublin can't believe that the Country is shut down they said the get huge amounts of snow in Germany and the transport system keeps going and business open
murpho999 wrote: » Reporter on RTE says current snow depth is 10cm and expected to rise to 2 feet. I wish they would just stick to metric!
Dank Janniels wrote: » Can ye imagine every current affairs program next week, picking the gov to shreds over every detail of this. "Why was there a national red, why wasnt there enough warnings given, something something homeless, something something rural Ireland......
wakka12 wrote: » Yeh its interesting how wicklow wexford and south dublin have done worst in streamers but now might get the most from emma!
MajesticDonkey wrote: » Clonmel did get some as I've seen some of JC's photos, but towards Cahir where I am there's almost nothing. Anything that was there is almost melted. The Galtees, except Galteemore, aren't really even white compared to normal!
