28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Flights to and from Dublin are operating with some disruption after the Beast from the East dumped 15cm of snow over the capital on Tuesday night.
We have resumed operations following snow clearance on our main runway. There are cancellations & delays due to weather disruption. Please check with your airline. #beastfromtheeast #stormemma #snow
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) February 28, 2018
Snow workers are working around the clock to keep flights in the air. The runways are operating with delays as snow continues to fall.
Meanwhile, Offaly is under a Status Orange warning after taking a deluge of around 10cm of snow in many areas overnight.
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