STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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CHILDREN and families across Limerick have been enjoying the snowy conditions across the city and county as the current cold snap looks set to continue well into next week.
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A number of schools in Limerick have already confirmed they will not re-open on Monday following the Christmas holidays while the local authority is warning that many roads remain treacherous - particularly in west Limerick.
A number of schools in Limerick have already confirmed they will not re-open on Monday following the Christmas holidays while the local authority is warning that
Met Éireann has extended its orange snow/ice warning for Limerick and several other counties until 8pm this Sunday while a status yellow low temperature/ice warning for Ireland will remain valid until midday on Thursday.
READ MORE: Parents and children trapped in car amid 'blizzard-like' conditions in Limerick
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