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Kildare woke up to significant falls of snow this morning - some even reaching a meter high.
Towns and villages across the county are at a standstill, such is the depth of the snow.
We've scoured social media to find the most striking images.
Have we missed any? Send them on! editor@leinsterleader.ie.
Cloona Co.kildare#rtetoday pic.twitter.com/7HF724WjE7
— Conor Noonan (@ConorNoonan8) March 2, 2018
#Safetyfirst at Home with my son #sneachtageddon having #fun O2B #ForeverYoung #kildare pic.twitter.com/OYLBENbHt0
— Marc Gibbs (@mindfulivingnow) March 2, 2018
Here's footage of a JCB attempting to clear the Narraghmore-Calverstown road, in Kildare just half an hour ago today. Sorry for poor video quality - it's wild out. The drifts are over 4ft. JCB guy is a hero! #StormEmma #sneachta #Snowmageddon @aaroadwatch @KildareMet @KildareNow pic.twitter.com/9ZLfhaR3cl
— Kel (@GinghamSky) March 2, 2018
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