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The scene in Kilcommon this morning.
The snow has meant that people across the county have struggled to get access to shops due to the roads being unpassable with no salt or grit in place in many parts of Tipperary and the scene in Kilcommon shows the extent of the recent snowfall.
This video posted online by Kilcommon Community Council shows how the snow has stopped many people in their tracks across the county.
The online Facebook post read "seriously craving a fresh piece of fruit 
With more snow landing this am it looks like we might be out and about by Easter".
Children are hoping to make the most of it today as schools are expected to reopen on Monday with temperatures expected to rise fast over the weekend.
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