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E IRISH TIMES DUBLIN, FRIDAY JANUARY 29, 1954 CITY EDITION [[image: photo of airplane]] [[text cut off]] d to Dublin Airport yester- at Shannon. The plane ives and the families of pite of the cold, one of ne (below) enjoyed a m. WEST OF IRELAND SWEPT BY SNOW Icy winds and stormy seas in east IRELAND yesterday was again Ireland divided——this time climatically. There were icy winds, stormy seas and low temperatures along the east coast, with Dublin slightly warmer——the [["N.B.!" written in pencil with arrow pointing here]] barometer rose from one to four degrees above freezing point. From Connaught and Munster, as a result a trough of low pressure from the Atlantic, came reports of snow everywhere.
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