PICS: Some Parts Of Dublin Are Absolutely Buried In Snow This Morning

James Fenton

She came, she saw, she conquered. Storm Emma arrived, quite literally, on our doorsteps last night and it seems a lot of Dubliners will be staying at home for the third day in a row today.

Certain areas of the capital have been hit worse than others and people have been sharing pics of how deep the snow is from their windows, with cars and pillars being practically buried in some cases.

Now, where’s that shovel?

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— NIAMH (@wowameowa) March 2, 2018

Day of shovelling ahead #StormEmma #snow #northdublin pic.twitter.com/OYODWc1a94

— Dr Laura Watson (@lauracwatson) March 2, 2018

Snow up to the wall and cars properly snowed in. Safe to say the #beastfromtheast loved up to it’s expectations ??#StormEmma #Ireland #Dublin pic.twitter.com/arIFL2W6JB

— Pig and Pepper Blog (@PigPepperBlog) March 2, 2018

@rtenews @TV3Ireland #StormEmma #beastfromtheast
Metre plus of snow in Rathcoole, Dublin pic.twitter.com/E8e74lwlso

— Johnny Mc (@JohnnyMagory) March 2, 2018

Meanwhile in Citywest… ???? pic.twitter.com/U7btJ7Ubej

— Noel Rock (@NoelRock) March 2, 2018

Would greatly appreciate it if #stormemma would go away now. #cabinfever #allthefood pic.twitter.com/5As2a9U1jm

— Sam Ryan (@SamanthaJRyanJ) March 2, 2018

Opened my front door to this today #beastfromtheeast #sneachta #sneachtageddon #stormemma pic.twitter.com/7IxCB4fUdy

— Justin McCarthy (@MrJustinMac) March 2, 2018

Feeling like Tom Crean this morning. In the garden. With jammies & snow boots on. Actually not a bit like Tom Crean! #sneachtageddon #BeastFromTheEast #StormEmma #Dublin pic.twitter.com/wD8Cl67BWF

— ?? ???????????????? (@owiedub) March 2, 2018

Here’s a pic of my Dog yesterday out our back and a pic from 20 mins ago. Look how much extra snow there is ! #sneachta #stormEmma #Tallaght #Dublin pic.twitter.com/I7ZSDfJJUB

— Cian Geoghegan (@cianjg) March 2, 2018

A half-buried pillar and a snowman up to his waist in, er, snow in Dublin #Sneachta #StormEmma pic.twitter.com/hNaYczGlbI

— Siobhán Devoy (@siobhandevoy) March 2, 2018