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A number of schools did not re-open this Monday following the Christmas holidays while public transport services are also being impacted by the bad weather
A number of new weather warnings have come into effect in Clare as the current cold snap is set to continue until the end of this week.
While a status orange snow/ice warning for Clare was lifted at 8pm on Sunday, a new status yellow snow/ice warning for all of Ireland will come into effect at midday and will remain valid until 12 midday on Tuesday.
Met Éireann has issued a separate status yellow low temperature / ice warning for the whole country and that will remain in place until midnight on Friday (Thursday night).
The lowest temperatures are expected on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
A number of schools in Clare did not re-open this Monday morning following the Christmas holidays while public transport services are also being impacted because of the poor travelling conditions.
READ ALSO: HSE advises patients in Clare to expect disruption to services as cold snap continues
In an update, Shannon Airport, which dealt with four diverted flights on Sunday, says it is "fully operational" this Monday but that there have been some early-morning delays.
Intending passengers are being advised to check its website and social media channels for updates throughout the day and to contact their airline.
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