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The wintry weather conditions that have fallen throughout the county in recent days have made for very difficult driving conditions but they have also made for stunning photographs as can be seen from the collection of images taken from around the county in recent days.
Manorhamilton Castle in the snow today. Leitrim #ireland Pics @creevylea #snow #community #Castle #snowday @deric_hartigan pic.twitter.com/P4uHBbZ10g
— CaisleanHamilton (@HamiltonsCastle) January 16, 2018
Wintery Weir #Leitrim pic.twitter.com/RWzHE8vpQt
— Lovely Leitrim (@LovelyLeitrimIE) January 17, 2018
Lovely spot @ lough Rynn castle #Leitrim pic.twitter.com/MuVi2FPnjq
— Derek Doyle (@derekdoyleds) January 7, 2018
Jesienno-Zimowe klimaty w #Mohill, Co. #Leitrim #Ireland #photo #photography pic.twitter.com/Xt5nAh0es3
— Adi Bel (@Adi_Wrobel) January 7, 2018
The winding road up Boleybrack mtn, just outside Manorhamilton, #Leitrim . #fromwhereiride #roadslikethese @leitrimtourism pic.twitter.com/Hm5trPjeQj
— Crank and Cog (@crankandcog) January 9, 2018
Days like this I'm glad I can sit in my pj's all day & eat rubbish ❄ #carrigallen #lovelyleitrim #JanuaryBlues #stormfionn pic.twitter.com/OGT02ylYRS
— Christina Harmon (@harmonc1987) January 17, 2018
The Safety Catch
Photo Caption: Sarah Kearns, Online Marketing Officer, ATU Sligo; Ray O’Donoghue, Sea Sessions Festival Director; Micheál Dowdican ATU Sligo, Schools Liaison Officer and Orlaith Phelan Marketing & C
Looking unsettled for the weekend ahead
Farmers are left with no option but to stockpile fleeces at the moment
Deaths in Leitrim
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