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These snowmen were created by the Hollingsworth and Barrett families in College Farm, Newbridge.
A Status Yellow - Low Temperature/Ice warning will apply to Kildare until 12 noon on Thursday.
Met Éireann has forecast very cold nights with widespread frost and ice.
Forecasters added: "Temperatures will struggle to get above freezing during the day."
Met Éireann warned of potential Impacts such as:
• Hazardous travelling conditions
• Icy patches
• Travel disruption.
Kildare is also included in a Status Yellow Warning for Snow and Ice.
Forecasters said further falls of sleet and snow with snowfall accumulations are expected.
The Warning is valid until midnight on Sunday night.
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