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06 Sept 2025
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Tipperary woke up to a blanket of snow on Thursday morning as the cold snap enveloped the country, with the north of the county getting the heaviest snowfall.
Just throwing in my #sneachta pics #snow #Tipperary pic.twitter.com/CShG9rUCqo
— selena jane kearns . SJ (@JaneSelena) November 21, 2024
#sneachta
— Dorothy Molloy ✍️✍️ (@1dor) November 21, 2024
Freeze the day ❄️️❄️️
County #Tipperary
Pretty as a picture ️ pic.twitter.com/QjG7xpFtzz
#winter has arrived in our little corner of #Tipperary this morning and thankfully brought us back #blueskiesandsunshine pic.twitter.com/3HJHg5cBtY
— Irish Hedgerow (@DrinkTheHedge) November 20, 2024
#sneachta
— Síobhra Reid (@ReidSiobhra) November 21, 2024
Gortnagap, West Kilkenny/Tipperary border. pic.twitter.com/MR7CtJs0L9
She’s cold but she’s pretty Limerick Junction, 6:40 #sneachta pic.twitter.com/nhXr6jrqcf
— Aisling O’Connor (@Aisling102) November 21, 2024
I can handle a bit of #sneachta but only while looking out at it from a warm bed with cup of tea in hand. No power so no heat or tea pic.twitter.com/3yfJYqMS8v
— Margaret Leahy (@gardenngather) November 21, 2024
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