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According to Met Eireann, parts of Ireland are set to get some snow in the coming days with a cold and wintry start to 2026 on the way.
Snow Warnings have have been issued for several counties with the entire country covered by an ice warning with temperatures set to drop significantly. You can check all the latest Weather Warnings on the Met Eireann website by clicking here.
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While the forecast can change in the coming days, you can keep up to date with where snow is expected to fall on the tracker above from windy.com
Press play on the bottom corner of the video above to see the latest expected snowfall for Ireland in the coming days.
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