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Fantastic picture taken in Portarlington this morning December 8 by Cathal Burke @cathalbur shared on Twitter.
A Status Orange snow and ice alert has been issued for Offaly for this weekend.
Up to 3cm of snow was forecast between Thursday and Friday with this icy warning set to continue until 11pm on Sunday.
Met Éireann has issued the following Status Orange warning.
"Significant falls of snow are expected Saturday night and into Sunday. Accumulations of 4 to 8 cm could occur quite widely with greater totals possible. Drifting snow locally at times too with brisk winds. Slippery paths and treacherous roads also due to snow accumulation and ice."
AA Roadwatch has advised motorists to allow extra time to defrost your car before your journey and keep in mind that stopping distances are up to 10 times longer in icy conditions.
Caelum Larkin wins the ball for Offaly
Man in court after 'shocking and nasty' theft from elderly man in Portarlington
Pictured (centre) accepting his award with Paul Newman, DNG Chairman and John Callan, Head of Product and Client Solutions, MyHome.ie is Philip Kelly, Sales Manager DNG Kelly Duncan.
Offaly man appointed President of leading European gas association
Numerous drivers fined at Tullamore District Court for driving with tinted windows
Plans for large housing development put on hold
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