[quote=āW.B. Yeatsā]Iām working from home today
Being seriously productive despite the fact that the missus thinks working from home means Iāll help with general household chores.
Thinking of heading to the Farm Machinery Show in Punchestown later if things hold up well
WBY[/quote]
Worked from home for half the day yesterday, I was wreaked from it. More household chores than anything else. I come to work to escapeā¦
More snow here in Wexford this mornin. Not as bad as Tuesday, a bit more is forecasted for the rest of the mornin.
in south wicklow this morning, snow is absolutely bucketing it down for last hour, will be hightailing it out of here soon if it keeps up
Another blizzard in the IFSC this morning
It is like shite, most be lads shredding documents out windows!
I take it back, it is!
Crazy weatherā¦
Stopped now thoughā¦ Flying to Birmingham tommorrow evening.
The whole thing bettr not go tits up
Pelting down again at the moment, might stick this time although I doubt it
snow shower in new ross this morning too
A half day could be on the cards if it continues like this for an hour or two. Pity my boss knows I only have a short stroll into the office.
Itās driving snow here in south Dublin
I donāt get it. Why would a snow storm mean you can leave the office at lunchtime? ???
Bucketing down here in Rathgar too
training cancelled this week on the all-weather (obviously not) pitch ā¦
To ensure you can make it home safely if youāve driven in from somewhere - thereās the risk a prolonged snowstorm could make driving impossible.
Pelting down snow in the north inner city about 20 minutes ago and relatively moderate showers in the south inner city now.
Weird, weird weather.
RTE just advised people affected by the snowfall to head home an hour or two early as it will be more dangerous to drive when it starts to freeze.
Savage amount of snowfall here in South Dublin.
Off now to tell my boss what RTE told me.
Dublin Airport closed due to snow
Thursday, 5 February 2009 14:17
Dublin Airport is closed to all flights until 4pm due to freezing conditions in the area.
The runways are closed for snow clearing.
A number of flights have been cancelled. Dublin Airport Authority is advising passengers to contact their airlines regarding travel plans for this afternoon and this evening.
AdvertisementAll Aer Lingus flights due to depart before 5pm have been cancelled, with the exception of EI 109 from Dublin to New York - scheduled to depart at 4pm.
Passengers booked to travel on affected Aer Lingus flights are advised not to come to the airport.
Adverse weather conditions also affected flights from George Best Belfast City Airport this morning.
Belfast International Airport was operational but some flights were cancelled or delayed.
Passengers are advised to contact their carriers at both airports.
Hazardous driving conditions are reported across Leinster and Met ireann says more snow and icy conditions are expected.
AA Roadwatch says there is widespread disruption of traffic in many parts of the country.
Motorists are advised to drive with extra caution on back roads, which are particularly dangerous.
Not a pick of snow to report from Limerick Cityā¦Tis fucking cold though!
Cold alright but it was a pretty decent morning overall, lets hope the shite stays in the east.
Is there a chance the rugger could be affected??