The Brits have run out of gas in more ways than one
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Still alive though sham
People stranded all over Britain, deary me , do they not have a warning system
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dozens of people have died in Oireland over the weather, homeless people are dying, its horrendous
Their current Red Alert area is the size of Wicklow.
you can’t beat the indomitable British fighting spirit
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Weather like this and the cabin fever it creates can really test families and marriages
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It must be tough for lads who live with 2 families
Could Whiskey be a contributing factor?
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They must have been under the weather, not over it.
Iv been thinking alot this evening of all the useless cunts who are at home all day hiding from work.
I feel sorry for rhem. It’s an awful life
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its an awful mentality, its why oireland will never be a proper country
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No wonder all these useless cunts are full of depression.
Sitting round all day with nowhere to go is an abysmal place to be.
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It’s rare something good comes from a storm.
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He’s less than 6 months married. He has better things to be doing.
Why did the Brits head out in this weather up and down motorways? I’d have more regard for them generally, it’s like something you’d expect the Oirish to do. Was there no warning over there? Ye got it way worse on the mainland. It’s a harmless night out there I’m just back in from taking the dog out for a piss before bed.
There is heavy persistent snow fall across Co Wicklow tonight as Storm Emma makes its way up over the county.
Snow is now accumulating in coastal parts of the county such as Wicklow, Arklow and Greystones, which had largely escaped the worst of the wintry conditions until now.
High winds are also causing blizzard-like conditions, reducing visibility markedly and making it extremely hazardous to be out on the roads.
The gale force easterly winds are also causing a strong sea surge along the coast, creating very dangerous conditions along cliffs, piers and around harbours.
Earlier, gardai had to be called to Wicklow harbour to get a man out of the water after he went swimming in high seas.
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Oooooooooooooofffffffffffftttttttttt
Great scenes here in Limerick, proper snow has arrived in droves.