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The Beast from the East is still at large in Longford and according to Ballymahon brothers, Troy and Ivan Millar, he is striking serious fear into local people.
News Correspondent (Troy) outlines the plight of local people as they anticipate the arrival of the beast and how it is expected to cause havoc.
While a local landowner and farmer (Troy again) describes, using some colourful language - so be warned, what he'll do to the beast when he gets his pitch fork stuck in to it!
As News Correspondent (Troy) concludes his report, the scantily clad beast (Ivan) bravely - or foolishly - dives into the snow behind him.
We hope you enjoy the Millar brothers production!
ALSO WATCH: Dedicated Longford milk man is still delivering milk - what a Champion!
ALSO WATCH: Ballymahon man goes for a stroll in the snow... wearing shorts!
READ: REVEALED - Devastation to Longford roads caused by Storm Emma to cost taxpayer millions
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