Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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06 Sep 2025
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Taifeadadh teocht reo ag stáisiún aimsire áitiúil, agus í mar chroílár aitheanta aimsir fhuar na hÉireann thar oíche.
De réir Aimsir Cheatharlach, chláraigh stáisiún aimsire Mhainistir na Féile, atá suite ar theorainn Luimnigh/Chiarraí, a -6.0°C maidin Dé Céadaoin seo chaite, rud a fhágann gurb é an stáisiún aimsire is fuaire sa tír é.
Mhúscail áitritheoirí Mhainistir na Féile agus na ceantair máguaird tírdhreacha siocracha agus coinníollacha oighreata de réir mar a thit an teocht.
Very cold here in Templeglantine (close to Abbeyfeale). Frosty with freezing fog but no snow! pic.twitter.com/cmRlp2CnBb
— Eoin Balfe (@EoinBalfe) January 17, 2024
Idir an dá linn, bhí ceo go luath ar maidin i gCeatharlach, rud a laghdaigh infheictheacht ar na sráideanna.
Tá tuairiscí ag teacht isteach freisin ó áiteanna éagsúla i Maigh Eo agus Dún na nGall faoi thitim sneachta gan choinne.
Chuaigh muintir na háite chuig na meáin shóisialta chun íomhánna de thírdhreacha clúdaithe le sneachta a roinnt, agus an spleodar a bhaineann le dúiseacht go dtí tír iontach geimhridh.
Not deep but crispy cold this morning on the inishowen pic.twitter.com/IEHsWLDdaK
— vanessamarshdraws (@vanessamarsh) January 17, 2024
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