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A deserted and snow clad Main Street, Edgeworthstown on Friday, March 2 following the #StormEmma snowfall. Photo Twitter Jimmy Connell @JimmyConnell1
In the excellent, with Winter Song as the accompanying music, Jimmy Connell captures the quiet eeriness and beauty of Edgeworthstown as it became a #StormEmma winter wonderland.
WATCH: Beautiful snow images of Lanesboro and Longford through the eyes and lens of Brigid Mullooly
Also; here is Jimmy's Tweet expressing frustration at people making unnecessary journeys.
Crazy scenes in Edgeworthstown #BeastFromTheEastireland #sneachtageddon #DontMakeUnnecessaryJourneys pic.twitter.com/DbKAu6eEWG
— Jimmy Connell (@JimmyConnell1) March 1, 2018
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