Patricia and Gerard 'Jack' McHugh.
28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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A wintry scene on the way into Portlaoise this morning.
Bus Eireann has announced that it has
Expressway 12 Route which uses the M7 and stops in Portlaoise has fallen foul of the conditions.
This route is used by many students in Laois who might be heading to college in Dublin or Limerick.
Read more: #SNOW - Snowmen, igloo building, traffic, slides in Portlaoise - pictures.
Expressway Route 12, 0945 Limerick/Dublin/Airport has been cancelled due to heavy snowfall between Nenagh/Roscrea/Portlaoise
— Bus Eireann (@Buseireann) December 10, 2017
At present the rest of the Bus Eireann services are unaffected. Click here to check the Bus Eireann website for updates throughout the day.
Irish Rail services are not yet affected by the weather.
All trains operating on all routes, no weather related disruption #sneachta
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) December 10, 2017
PICTURES: Twitter reacts to snow in Laois as Leinster club final
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A 'columbarian wall which holds cremated remains.
Jack and Patricia McHugh at home and Jack in hospital for Covid-19
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