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• Ireland West Airport Knock flights cancelled/diverted
• Motorists warned of dangerous driving conditions
• Pedestrians urged to avoid walking on roads
• Bus Éireann have ceased services
• Iarnród Éireann services continuing
• Luas operating normally (Connolly stop closed)
• Dublin Airport fully operational
• Belfast International Airport and Derry City Airport closed until further notice
• Dublin Bus services have now ceased
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2300 That's it for our live updates for tonight folks. Updates will start again at 6am. Avoid any unnecessary journeys, and drive carefully if you have to travel.
2258 With persistent snow falling around Carrick-on-Shannon in Co Leitrim, Gardai are advising against unnecessary journeys.
2236 Sligo Co Council say traffic delays on the N4 caused by a jack-knifed truck have been cleared and the road is now passable with care.
2202 In Cavan Town, motorists are advised to avoid Cock Hill, Barrack Hill and Main St Car Park and to exercise caution on all roads around the county.
Snowfall and icy conditions are causing problems throughout Donegal.
In Sligo, the N4/Sligo/Dublin Rd between Castlebaldwin and Collooney is impassable due to icy conditions.
2129 All Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus services have now ceased for the night
2122 The N51 at Slane is now closed to traffic.
2102 Oops ... Sorry about that. We got a bit carried away watching Coronation Street.
2100 Police say the tram crash that has left a number of people badly injured in Weatherfield was not weather related.
2055 There are reports that a number of people have been seriously injured in a tram crash in Weatherfield.
2037 Snow is now falling in Kildare and is affecting traffic along the N7.
2033 Iarnród Éireann says it will honour valid bus tickets when services end on Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus.
2032 AA Roadwatch says there are icy conditions in Dublin and particular care is needed in housing estates.
2030 Gardaí are urging motorists to avoid the N2 as it is impassable through the village of Slane.
2024 Belfast International Airport remains closed this evening.
2022 Dublin Airport is open and operating as normal, but the Dublin Airport Authority says it is constantly reviewing the situation.
2020 The N2 through the village of Slane has been blocked after a truck became stuck on the hills to and from the village. Local residents are out trying to assist motorists.
2010 Edinburgh Airport reopened at 6pm but Dundee, Inverness, Kirkwall and Campbeltown airports remain closed.
2000 Bus Éireann has said that all its services from Dublin are finishing at 9pm with the exception of services for Wicklow and Rosslare.
1954 A number of houses in the Galway City area will have no water from 9pm to 8am due to low water levels at the Carnmore reservoir.
1940 Heavy snow and ice are causing problems on roads in the north, west and northwest. Black ice causing problems on roads in Leinster, with Meath, Longford, Louth, Laois and Kilkenny the worst affected so far this evening.
1935 Met Éireann says that outbreaks of sleet and snow will continue to move southeastwards across the country this evening and early tonight with clearer weather continuing to follow into the Northwest.
1930 RTÉ’s North-East Correspondent Richard Dowling says the N51 between Slane and Drogheda is 'exceptionally treacherous' and best avoided by all vehicles.
1905 Water supplies will be shut off in certain areas of Gorey, Enniscorthy and Kilmuckridge from tonight until tomorrow morning to conserve supplies, Wexford County Council have announced.
1831 Dairy farmers around the country have been making special arrangements to have their milk collected because of the snow and freezing conditions.
In many areas, farmers have been taking milk to central locations in nearby villages to have it taken away by bulk tankers.
1818 Bus Éireann says it cannot gaurantee services from Dublin after 9pm, but adds the situation is under constant review.
1817 Richard Dowling, North-East Correspondent, says there has been heavy snowfalls of between three and four inches in parts of Drogheda and Louth, which are making driving conditions even more hazardous.
1757 There is widespread disruption to public transport across the North. All Translink bus services in Derry and Coleraine remain suspended until tomorrow morning. Services on Derry's rail line are facing delays of around 20 minutes.
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service said that in the interests of patient safety it had cancelled ‘most outpatient transport’ for the rest of Monday and Tuesday morning.
More than 60 schools have now announced they will not be opening on Tuesday.
1744 Bus Éireann has said it is to cancel all commuter services out of Dublin from 9pm tonight.
A spokesperson said the decision has been made as a result of a severe weather front due to hit the city tonight. Services may be affected sooner.
1732 Gardaí in the midlands are continuing to advise motorists to drive with caution on all main routes. Long delays are reported on the Athlone to Ballinasloe M6 with just one lane open to traffic.
1709 Extreme care is advised on the M8 Cork/Dublin Rd in particular at the J12 in Mitchelstown. Severe black ice is causing extremely hazardous driving conditions.
1651 Dublin Bus have just announced that last buses from the city centre and the suburbs leave at 9pm
1627 You’ve heard all about ‘treacherous’ and ‘hiding’ ice. Now it’s time to look out for ‘dagger-like’ ice!
The HSE has issued the following: 'In extreme cold weather icicles can build up in size very quickly and are lethal. Their size and dagger-like formation are extremely dangerous for pedestrians.' I’m glad I’m in the office…
1615 Belfast International Airport has been closed as heavy snow continues to cause traffic chaos across the North. Its closure will be reviewed at 7pm. Derry's City Airport remains shut.
Already, 30 schools across the North have announced they will stay closed tomorrow.
1606 The HSE has issued the following tips to those who would prefer to walk, rather than skate or slide home from work this evening…
When walking on snow or ice.... Avoid smooth soles or high heels. Take small, slow, shuffling, flatfooted steps, with your feet spread a little apart. Bend your back and knees slightly. Keep the hands out of your pockets, Use a walking stick/pole to give extra support. Avoid carrying heavy loads.
Danger spots are outside your front door, getting in/out of a vehicle and icy/snowy paths or steps. Be extra careful of ‘shiny’ snow or ice. Be aware of overhead hazards! Falling icicles and chunks of snow pose a serious risk. Stay clear from the edges of buildings.
1600 Snow and sleet are expected to spread towards the midlands this afternoon and this evening posing more problems for motorists and members of the public.
The severe weather is expected to last until Wednesday but Dublin is not expected to experience any snowfall in the coming days. Road conditions remain treacherous across the country.
1549 Gardaí have strongly advised motorists to avoid Sligo Town and all approach roads, as snowfall has made conditions dangerous.
1442 Heavy snow has begun falling around Belfast city. Visibility is extremely poor and motorists are urged to take extreme care.
1431 Ireland West Airport Knock has announced a number of flight cancellations due to worsening weather conditions, affecting Dublin, Gatwick, Luton, Leeds Bradford, Birmingham, Manchester flights.
Flight R8142 from Stansted was diverted to Shannon as was flight FR233 from Leeds Bradford.
Passengers are advised to check with their airlines for further information.
1414 Iarnród Éireann update: Full services are operating throughout the network across Intercity, DART and Commuter routes.
Docklands station will reopen at 3pm. All services to and from M3 Parkway will operate to and from Docklands from 3pm.
1403 National Aquatic Centre update:
• The Centre will open Monday and Tuesday from 6am–8pm
• AquaZone is closed until further notice
• ToneZone Gym will close at 8pm today, re-opening at 6am tomorrow
• Children's Swimming Classes are continuing as normal
• Adult Evening classes continue as normal
• All diving classes continue as normal - check back Tuesday
1401 Irish Rail on Twitter: Docklands station will reopen at 15:00hrs today. From then all M3 Parkway services will go back to operating to and from Docklands
1358 Weather reports from the One News
1349 Temperatures are forecast to dip to -7C in some areas overnight.
1308 Some 240 homes and businesses are without electricity in Kilgarvan, Co Kerry, today but the ESB says they should have their supply back by 4pm at the latest.
However, further disruptions to other premises in the area can be expected until Thursday, as the ESB carries out upgrading work on the network as part of a national voltage change programme.
1258 The RTÉ Concert Orchestra tour is going ahead.
There are concerts in the Ulster Hall tonight, the National Concert Hall tomorrow, Wexford Opera House on Wednesday and Leisureland, Galway on Thursday. More information here.
1255 Dublin Bus says it has experienced an increase in demand for its services since the severe weather began. It says 95% of its network is operating as normal.
Curtailments on some routes are constantly changing
1235 Galway City Council wish to advise the public that there is continuing disruption to the water supply along with low water pressure in the west side of the city due to exceptionally high demand on supply from Clifton Hill Reservoir.
Water Service crews are working to restore sufficient pressure for the water supply. The public's co-operation in conserving water use (including not allowing taps to run continuously) would also greatly assist in allowing water levels to return to normal.
Galway City Council Crews are also currently working on repairing leaks in various parts of the city.
The public is asked to notify City Council on 091 536 400 of the location of major leaks which they may encounter.
1233 Edinburgh Airport is closed until 6pm, a further update is due at 4pm.
1231 Dublin City Council says it has deployed 700 people over recent days to clear footpaths and streets in the city as a result of frost and ice.
It says many of the city streets are like they would be during summer months.
Engineer Michael Philips said the council had worked very hard to clear streets and paths, he said clearing streets to multi story car parks is not a priority.
The City Council said it would like to apologise if bus routes are affected and some stops are not operating, adding that its priority is keeping main routes open and ensuring safety at all times.
Regarding water supply, there have been more than ten bursts in recent days and the council says building up increased storage in reservoirs must be assisted by people using water sparingly.
1227 Kerry Airport reports that all flights are operating on time.
1221 The Irish Association of Emergency Medicine has warned that falls in icy conditions can result in greater degrees of bone and joint trauma than 'normal' falls.
It says that the increases in the number of patients needing surgical procedures due to the adverse weather conditions has resulted in worsening overcrowding in Emergency Departments.
It has asked the public to be patient, as those requiring hospital admission are likely to spend a significant period on a trolley pending admission to a bed.
1219 The Road Safety Authority has issued a new warning to drivers to remain vigilant on the roads as the snow and ice begins to thaw this week.
Noel Brett, Chief Executive Officer of the RSA, said 'There is a danger that road users and particularly motorists may be lulled into a false sense of security as the conditions improve. As well as the obvious danger from lingering patches of snow and ice in sheltered areas, the roads during the thaw will pose an additional set of challenges to road users.'
1210 EnterpriseTrain reports that the 0935 Dublin to Belfast is now delayed by 75 minutes due to a train fault.
1209 The runway at City of Derry Airport has been closed due to heavy snow.
Conditions in Derry, Tyrone, Fermanagh and in some parts of Antrim are described as treacherous.
1148 Main roads across the Midlands are starting to clear but gardaí are urging motorists to drive with caution and to be aware of black ice.
Portlaoise is experiencing a good thaw but fog in north Longford has not lifted leaving driving conditions dangerous in that area.
1121 More details on Dublin Bus weather disruption.
1117 Edinburgh Airport is closed until 2pm. They will issue a further update at 12pm.
1109 A further update on the situation in Cork and Kerry:
In Kerry, the local authority is appealing to people to turn off their taps with water consumption in the county up 20% in the past week.
A spokesman said that people running water in an effort to stop their pipes freezing is placing a huge pressure on the supply.
If this demand continues they will be forced to place restrictions on supplies, possibly shutting down the system in places overnight.
The county's salt supplies are said to be sufficient for 2-3 more nights. Contact has been made with the NRA to source more.
In Cork, temperatures currently range from -7 on the coast at Timoleague to -3 in Cork city centre.
Gardaí in Cork city say early morning traffic was heavier than in recent days but travelling much more slowly as motorists heed the warnings to slow down.
Gardaí in Youghal, Bantry, Macroom, Bandon and Clonakilty all report that main roads are fine but secondary routes remain treacherous.
Road conditions in the north of the county around Kanturk are described as fine; however the M8 at Mitchelstown is closed following an accident.
Local gardaí say it should reopen shortly.
1057 Here's the latest weather forecast from Met Éireann:
Freezing fog will be slow to clear in parts today, with frosty icy conditions persisting. Outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow affecting Ulster and Connacht this morning and afternoon, with fresh snow accumulations, will gradually extend southeastwards later to affect most areas. Some significant accumulations likely across Ulster in particular. Best of the dry bright weather across the southern half of the country in the short term, with a clearance to scattered wintry showers in the west later this evening. Another bitterly cold day, with afternoon maxima of just -2 to +2 degrees generally, a little higher though along Atlantic seaboards. Winds will be mainly light southwesterly.
Further wintry outbreaks of sleet and snow this evening and tonight, mainly affecting Ulster, Leinster and east Munster, with yet more snow accumulating. There will be little or no wind, so freezing fog will form again in many places. Lowest temperatures -2 to -9 degrees, with widespread ice on untreated surfaces.
Outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow tomorrow, mainly affecting the eastern half of the country to begin, and later across the southern half of the country. Fresh snowfall especially further inland. Frosty icy conditions too. Still extremely cold, with highest temperatures just -1 to +3 degrees generally. Wind will be mainly light northeasterly.
1055 The northbound carriageway of the M8 motorway, near Mitchelstown, between Kilworth, Junction 13, & Kilbehenny, Junction 12 is now closed due to freezing fog/ice.
It is now being treated and is expected to reopen before 11am.
1050 An update from RTÉ South-East Correspondent Damien Tiernan:
Roads in many parts of the southeast remain treacherous.
Sheet ice and black ice is a major problem in parts of Wicklow, Wexford and Carlow, with some housing estates in Kilkenny and east Waterford like skating rinks.
At 11.30am, temperatures were still as low as -6C in parts of south Wicklow.
Salting took place overnight on the M9 Motorway between Junction 4 Prumpelstown and Junction 7 Paulstown and both lanes are clear and open to traffic north and south bound.
Care is recommended however as there are patches of black ice particularly on the overtaking lane.
The N80 from Carlow to Bunclody, and the N81 from Rathvilly through Tullow to Closh Cross junction have both been salted and are passable.
The R448 formerly N9 from the motorway junction at Prumpelstown through Carlow to the county boundary with Kilkenny at Wells has also been salted and is passable.
There are patches of black ice on these roads and Carlow County Council advises motorists to drive with care on these roads.
There is still packed ice on many of the regional roads however these roads are passable but extreme caution is warranted.
Today the council's primary effort will be to remove the packed ice where it still lies on regional roads.
Salt supplies are adequate for treatment of the motorway and national roads and Carlow County Council is working in close co-operation with the NRA to ensure the priority 1 routes are kept open to traffic at all times.
1035 A few reports of heavy snow in my beloved Donegal. If you have to drive in it, some tips here!
1033 Another update from North-West Correspondent Eileen Magnier:
It is starting to snow in Donegal where gardaí are renewing warnings to travel with great care.
Donegal County Council say all main roads were treated this morning with limited resources and were passable with care. However black ice continues to be a problem in a many areas.
The back of Errigal road, which had been closed for safety reasons at the weekend, has been reopened but drivers are still being asked to avoid it.
In Sligo town part of the Connaughton Road car park remains closed for safety reasons but conditions in the town centre are not too bad in general.
All main roads have been treated but again the problem is with subzero conditions refreezing the routes leading to the danger of black ice.
1031 Railusers on Twitter: 9:35 Connolly Belfast 45 minutes late
1029 RTÉ's Teresa Mannion on the situation in Galway/Mayo:
A spokesperson for Galway City Council is appealing to householders to conserve water supplies as dozens of houses around the Claremount area of the city remain without water since yesterday.
Crews are out fixing four serious water leaks in other parts of the city. Roads are around the city and county contunue to be gritted this morning.
Gardai in Galway say road conditions remain dangerous with black ice and freezing fog affecting many parts of the city and county.
Temperatures were as low as -3C overnight. In the city, extreme caution is advised on the Monivea and Headford Roads.
There is still some fog and icy patches on the M6 between Ballinasloe & Athlone.
Conditions are improving on the the N17 but in Mayo black ice remains on the Claremorris-Kilkelly Road. The N5 is still dangerous with roads around Westport, Swinford and Knock described as treacherous.
Galway and Knock airports are operating flights as normal and most Bus Eireann services in the West are on schedule with some delays and diversions in affected areas.
1026 An update on the weather in the Mid-West from RTÉ's Joan O'Sullivan: Freezing fog and black ice is making driving conditions hazardous for motorists in Limerick and Clare this morning.
Gardaí in Nenagh say that the M7 motorway is now completely reopened around Birdhill following a four car collision there around 6am this morning.
There were no serious injuries as a result of the incident.
Gardaí say there have been several minor traffic collisions in both Limerick and Clare and are urging motorists to take extreme care.
A small number of Limerick city bus services have been curtailed, due to difficulties climbing inclines in the affected areas.
However, overall bus routes in the midwest are operating normally though some are experiencing delays.
Rail routes are operating normally and Shannon airport says its schedule has been unaffected by the cold weather.
1020 Irish Rail reports that DART and commuter services are returning to normal after earlier problem at Howth Junction.
1007 The Irish Blood Transfusion Service says it collected 687 donations yesterday at special clinics set up around the country to boost dwindling stocks due to the adverse weather conditions.
The service says it now has between five and six days of supplies for all blood groups.
For information on donating visit www.giveblood.ie
1000 Morning Ireland's take on the weather.
0955 An Post say that letters are being delivered to local delivery offices. Delivery is proving difficult on secondary and minor roads, however the backlog shouldn't take long to clear once road conditions improve.
I saw a postman pushing his bike when I was en route to work at 5.30. He looked even more miserable than I felt!
We've been getting lots of kind words in the comments section, but the people who really deserve praise are those who are out traipsing through the snow and ice every day to clear the roads and make deliveries for the rest of us.
0952 AA Roadwatch updates: Slow along the N20 Cork/Limerick Rd between Mallow & Cork, where conditions are icy.
M7 Limerick/Nenagh Rd northbound is down to 1 lane due due to a crashed truck and 5 cars, south of J27 Birdhill.
Black ice on the M9 between J11 Mullinavat & J10 Knocktopher. Treacherous around Thomastown & Inistioge.
0943 Edinburgh Airport is currently closed.
0938 Irish Rail reports that the 06:50 Belfast-Connolly is stopped at Howth junction. Expect 20min delay to southbound DART and Commuter services as a result
0933 Aircoach report that all services are operating, but ask passengers to allow extra time.
0904 Update from Midlands Correspondent Ciaran Mullooly: Dozens of school bus routes have been withdrawn this morning in the midlands as dense fog and icy roads made conditions dangerous.
The worst affected areas are in Westmeath and Kildare where local authorities have been trying to treat surfaces but compacted ice is still causing severe difficulty.
Gardaí have warned motorists that only one lane of the M4 and M6 is open in either direction and conditions on that lane are very poor too.
0852 Another AA Roadwatch update: Truck broken down on the M3 south of J6 Dunshaughlin. Heavy fog in the area so it is very hard to see. Dense fog and black ice along the M7 from J10 Naas South to J7 Kill, with delays as a result.
0845 AA Roadwatch reports that there are very icy conditions lingering in Dublin, with a number of closures in Phoenix Park. See www.aaroadwatch.ie/dublin for more information.
0842 Belfast Airport on Twitter: Due severe weather across NI and rest of UK flights are subject to delay today. Please contact your airline for latest flight information.
0822 There is a severe weather warning in place in Northern Ireland. Motorists are advised that sleet and rain followed by up to 10cm of snow will affect many areas in the North by late this afternoon.
Some flights at the Belfast International Airport and the George Best Belfast City Airport have also been delayed due to the weather conditions.
0821 North-East Correspondent Richard Dowling reports: Freezing fog is continuing to make driving conditions hazardous around parts of the northeast. All main roads are passable but extreme caution is advised due to ice on all roads.
0812 Further update from North-West Correspondent Eileen Magnier: Sligo County Council says all main routes have now been treated, but that some roads and footpaths in the town and county remain in a dangerous condition and people are advised to take extreme care.
Some schools which were able to stay open in Sligo town all last week have closed today due to the danger of ice.
Around Donegal Town gardaí say main roads are passable with care. Donegal airport at Carrickfin is operational but roads in the area are dangerous.
Updates on school closures are available on schooldays.ie
0755 Here's the latest information on Dublin Bus weather disruptions
0750 We've added a few pictures to today's gallery.
It will grow and grow during the day!
0732 Translink NI on Twitter: Ulsterbus & Goldline services subject to delays due to the adverse weather conditions.
0720 Speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland, Brian Farrell of the Road Safety Authority has urged people to slow down, and be aware of black ice.
He has also advised pedestrians not to walk on the roads - even though they may be less slippery - as they risk being knocked down.
0715 BBC report that many sprouts may not survive the big freeze. If it keeps them off my plate at least some good will have come from all this...
0710 Update from Southern Editor Paschal Sheehy:
With overnight temperatures as low as minus six in places, icy roads continue to be a problem across Cork and Kerry.
There have been no reports of accidents, although gardaí are continuing to warn motorists to take care and to stick to main roads if they have to make journeys. Worst affected areas include Bantry and Clonakilty in west Cork, and Kanturk, Macroom and Mallow.
0656 Update from RTÉ North-West Correspondent Eileen Magnier:
Gardaí in the northwest say roads are again treacherous in the region due to black frost.
Despite council crews from Sligo, Donegal and Leitrim treating all main roads since the early hours of the morning, freezing conditions continue to make them hazardous.
In Leitrim freezing fog is causing problems and as in the other counties roads are refreezing after being treated.
People are again being warned in Sligo town that hilly areas are very dangerous.
Some schools in the region will be closed today due to the dangers posed by the ice and the inability of some school buses to run.
0652 Freudian slip? Comment from Sue: Love your typo "0625 The wintry conditions have affected bloody supply" Yes, they have affected bloody supply of EVERYTHING, not just blood.
0650 Irish Rail update: Services are expected to continue operating today throughout the network across Intercity, DART and Commuter routes.
Services between M3 Parkway and Clonsilla resume today, and will operate to/from Connolly Station, instead of Docklands.
There may be sone minor delays due to snow and ice or freezing conditions. More significant delays may occur where there is recent snowfall.
0645 Latest information on disrupted/cancelled Bus Éireann services is available here
0633 Bus Éireann on Twitter: Main commuter services in east and north east are operating this am with some delays and diversions.
0630 Dublin Airport is fully operational today. With freezing fog and temperatures as low as -5C on the airfield, snow and ice clearing teams have been spraying the runway, taxiways and apron areas throughout the night.
Passengers are advised to consult with their airline's website BEFORE coming to the airport.
Disruption to flight schedules may occur should weather conditions deteriorate further.
0625 The wintry conditions have affected blood supply.
People that wish to donate blood over the coming weeks should log onto www.giveblood.ie
0620 Here's the latest weather forecast from Met Éireann. I'm afraid it's not too pretty.
Freezing fog will be slow to clear this morning and ice will persist in many places also. Outbreaks of rain and sleet arriving in Ulster and Connacht will move southeastwards during the day, turning to snow as it does so. Later, there will be a clearance to wintry showers in the north and west. Highest temperatures -1 to +3C
Tonight, outbreaks of sleet and snow will become confined to Leinster and Munster but will mostly die out later. Elsewhere will be dry apart from isolated wintry showers in coastal counties of the north and west. There will be little or no wind, so freezing fog will form again in many places. Lowest temperatures -2 to -7C, with widespread ice on untreated surfaces.
Any snow flurries in the south and southeast will soon die out on Tuesday morning; isolated wintry showers will persist in coastal counties of the north and northwest but otherwise, it will be dry with broken cloud. Ice and freezing fog will largely clear as moderate, northeast to north breezes develop by afternoon. Still very cold however; highest temperatures just -1 to +4C.
0615 Dublin Bus update: Full bus service this morning but due to the adverse weather conditions there are still curtailments and diversions on some routes. A full list of the routes affected is available on www.dublinbus.ie or on www.transport.ie.
0610 Good morning everyone. It's bitterly cold in Dublin, and from what I'm told it's not much better in the rest of the country.
AA Roadwatch National Traffic Summary
Road temperatures are well below zero on most routes.
Treacherous conditions around the country, with freezing fog in most parts adding to the already very icy roads.
Extreme care required on all routes.
MUNSTER
TIPPERARY/LIMERICK Fog affecting visibility on the N24 from Tipperary to Limerick City and then onto the M7/N7 Dublin/Limerick Rd. Icy & foggy on N62 Templemore/Thurles Rd. Drive with care on the M8 Cork/Dublin Rd through the county.
LIMERICK Very icy on the Ardnacrusha/Cloonlara Rd (R463).
CORK Very icy around the county. Particularly icy at Hilltown in Carrigaline. Take care on N25 Cork/Waterford Rd especially at Midleton. Very icy between Whitegate & Midleton, at Castlemartyr & on Cloyne to Shanagarry Rd
KERRY The Ring of Kerry & Conor Pass should be avoided. Foggy conditions around Killarney. Use fog lights where needed.
CLARE Very foggy in Clare, especially around Ennis. Still very icy on most routes.
CONNACHT
MAYO Foggy and icy conditions in the county. Black ice on the N17 Claremorris-Kilkelly Rd.
SLIGO/LEITRIM Extreme caution advised on all routes around Sligo, with heavy fog & black ice making conditions treacherous. Severe black ice on the N17 Sligo/Galway Rd between Collooney
