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Rachel and Jonah Mullin standing beside themselves as part of their snow family at Ballymacormack, Longford town
The overnight snowfall and freezing conditions across Longford may have created difficulty for road users, forcing some school closures and the cancellation of events, but the winter wonderland scenes are also being enjoyed by youngsters and they've presented camera lovers with plenty of photo opportunities.
If you wish to submit your photo to the Longford Leader you can do so via email to: newsroom@longfordleader.ie and don't forget to include a caption with your photograph.....
Rachel and Jonah Mullin standing beside themselves as part of their snow family at Ballymacormack, Longford town.
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