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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
An aerial view of the Seir Kieran monastic site.
The Action Plans target stretches of the Tullamore River, the Camcor, the Silver River and the Brosna.
Plans unveiled for apartments in Tullamore with 'super pub' also being developed
Amazing 99-year-old among the winners at the Tullamore Show PIC: Jeff Harvey
Over 11kg of drugs seized at premises in the Midlands
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