Wintry weather has returned to Ireland with snow and ice blanketing large parts of the country. DONAL THORNTON @IrishCentral. Mar 31, 2010. Heavy snow fall in Dublin Google Images ...

Aerial footage shows heavy snow blanketing homes in Ireland. Drone video filmed by Derek Devoy shows fresh snow accumulated in Callan on January 5. Further snowfall is expected across parts of the ...

Ireland could be set for snow showers on Friday night with temperatures expected to suddenly plummet by up to 12 degrees in certain areas. Met Éireann, Ireland's meteorological service, has ...

Main points. New Met Éireann status yellow warning of more snow, ice comes into effect at midday for 24 hours; 17,000 customers remain without electricity, and 30,000 are without water today ...

IRELAND has been warned to “prepare for heavy snow” as Met Eireann’s Status Orange weather warnings came into effect for 11 counties this evening. A Status Yellow snow and ice war… ...

Ireland is bracing for a bone-chilling -10C cold snap as 'disruptive' snow and treacherous ice wreak havoc this weekend. Met Eireann has issued a weather warning in anticipation of the freezing ...

A status yellow ice warning for much of Ireland has come into effect with freezing temperatures, widespread frost and icy surfaces forecast on Friday night and early Saturday. The Met Éireann ...

Ireland has been issued with a nationwide low temperature/ice warning as a cold snap prepares to grip the country. After a ...

it wasn’t the first time that Ireland has been brought to its knees by snow and frigid weather. The earliest reference to an “extraordinary snowfall” in Ireland which lasted a whopping three ...

Ireland has had snow on Christmas Day nine times over the last 60 years - in 1964, 1970, 1980, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2004, 2009 and 2010. Accuweather who do make long range forecasts, indicated that ...

A status orange weather warning remains in place for 11 counties in the south of Ireland as up to 10cm of snow is expected to fall in some places. Snow, ice, ...

People who, for a week or two, think we need snow, prices are too high and who might need, as much as we do, a chance to give it a rest. Contact Mick Ireland at [email protected] . Facebook ...