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Longford County Council has warned motorists that roads in the county are treacherous, even roads that have been treated early this morning, following over night snowfall and freezing conditions.
They are advising: "Please exercise caution while travelling on roads this morning."
Roads in longford are treacherous, even roads that have been treated early this morning. Please exercise caution while travelling on roads this morning.
— Longford Co. Council (@longfordcoco) February 28, 2018
#BeastFromTheEast has landed in #Longford. Considering there wasn’t a flake an hour ago, that’s an incredible dump of snow in such a short time. pic.twitter.com/2UIKwKQ6xU
— Kieran Burke (@KieranBTS) February 28, 2018
Snowing very heavily at the minute in Edgeworthstown Co Longford and it's sticking. pic.twitter.com/3GyKZsjh5k
— Thomas Kane (@Thomas__kane) February 28, 2018
#ireland #longford #Badweather #snowfall 28:02:2018 pic.twitter.com/33gBsYsmCs
— Saba Choudri (@saba_choudri) February 28, 2018
@2fm @aaroadwatch Ballymahon co.Longford pic.twitter.com/LE70RhqY0y
— StewieMc (@stewiemcmick) February 28, 2018
You can send your snow images to newsroom@longfordleader.ie
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