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WATCH: Unbelievable video of people hiking through 8ft snow drifts in Offaly
The clean-up continues across the county but this video from the south of the county shows just how big the task is for Offaly County Council staff.
@MetEireann @rtenews @Independent_ie when will get the roads salted in South offaly @offalycoco @aaroadwatch . pic.twitter.com/gMVZ4F9au7
— Kevin Dooley (@kevindooley78) March 3, 2018
Kevin Dooley from Killavilla posted this video of a road near his home covered in 8ft high snow drifts on Saturday morning. It made for an incredible adventure but how long before it's cleared or thawed?
SEE ALSO: UPDATE: Offaly County Council gives update on road clearance operations
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