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17/01/2018
Snow Closes Schools Throughout NI
Over 200 schools have closed due to the heavy snow across Northern Ireland.
The Department of Infrastructure confirmed conditions are extremely difficult, however gritters have worked throughout the night and are continuing to work today, 17 January.
Motorists have been advised to only travel if it is absolutely necessary and further snow and ice is expected today.
Translink services have now resumed, however some may be disrupted or cancelled.
A yellow weather warning remains in place until 6pm.
A full list of closures are available here.
(CD/MH)
The Department of Infrastructure confirmed conditions are extremely difficult, however gritters have worked throughout the night and are continuing to work today, 17 January.
Motorists have been advised to only travel if it is absolutely necessary and further snow and ice is expected today.
Translink services have now resumed, however some may be disrupted or cancelled.
A yellow weather warning remains in place until 6pm.
A full list of closures are available here.
(CD/MH)
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Belfast Road Reopens Following Five-Vehicle Crash
A road on the outskirts of north Belfast was reopened today to traffic following a five-vehicle crash. The Upper Hightown Road, which runs between Glengormley and Ligoniel, was closed on Thursday night just after 20:30. It is thought that the accident could have been caused by heavy snow in the area.
Belfast Road Reopens Following Five-Vehicle Crash
A road on the outskirts of north Belfast was reopened today to traffic following a five-vehicle crash. The Upper Hightown Road, which runs between Glengormley and Ligoniel, was closed on Thursday night just after 20:30. It is thought that the accident could have been caused by heavy snow in the area.
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