People are sharing absolutely stunning Storm Emma photos on Twitter

By David | Mar 1, 2018

Like it or not, the snow is here to stay for at least another 48 hours and before Storm Emma collides with the Beast from the East to really mess things up, some people have been documenting the amazing scenes outdoors as the country comes to a frozen standstill.

Many have been braving the elements to snap some never-before-seen sights but remember, we all need to be indoors by 4pm today so if you're thinking of something stupid for the likes, don't.

In the meantime, enjoy these stunning scenes from around the country.

Dublin. Irish Life fountain. #BeastFromTheEast #Sneachta pic.twitter.com/aJsxDC4SOq

— Richard Chambers? (@newschambers) March 1, 2018

A different rush hour this morning #beastfromtheeast pic.twitter.com/xQekFD3s4l

— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) March 1, 2018

The path along The Grand Canal, without a footstep on it this morning ? #LoveDublin #BeastFromTheEast #snowday #GrandCanal #Snow #Dublin pic.twitter.com/DZDKdKdCZ7

— David Costello (@DavidCostelloDC) February 28, 2018

Tolka valley park this morning. Looking beautiful and I saw a kingfisher #Sneachta #snowday #BeastFromTheEast pic.twitter.com/OF9HDHiqjt

— Tony O'Brien (@groutie60) February 28, 2018

Some are more suited to this snow lark than others #Kildare #Sneachta #BeastFromTheEast #Snowmageddon #StormEmma #BerneseMountainDog #AllTheHashtags pic.twitter.com/t0bl4msVaY

— Liam O'Brien (@liamobrien2009) February 28, 2018

Spotted in Tolka Valley Park. Best snowman I've ever seen ??⛄? #sneachtageddon #snowday2018 #BeastFromTheEast pic.twitter.com/mvSPAF15ey

— Niamh Dornan (@NiamhDornan) February 28, 2018

The road to Powerscourt in Wicklow #BeastFromTheEast. More on @3NewsIreland at 12.30 pic.twitter.com/Zz6Mq98BH0

— Ruairi Carroll (@RCarrollTV3) March 1, 2018

Dublin.#BeastFromTheEast #Snowmageddon pic.twitter.com/7nKxqKBekw

— Ciarán (@doyneamite) February 28, 2018

Snow day at #CrokePark as the #BeastFromTheEast hits the country ?️ Here's a throwback to the big snow of 2010! pic.twitter.com/asZmfH1AIa

— Croke Park (@CrokePark) February 28, 2018

Dublin's Phoenix Park looking quite spectacular in the snow #StormEmma #BeastFromTheEast pic.twitter.com/59adhzvcJ3

— The LINC at ITB (@theLINCDublin) March 1, 2018

A lonely snowman in Merrion square Dublin #BeastFromTheEast ireland pic.twitter.com/m7SPsem1Ju

— Declan McKibben (@mckibben23) March 1, 2018

More pics from memorial park, Dublin - icicles with the snow #BeastFromTheEast #Snowmageddon @barrabest @newslineweather #sneachta pic.twitter.com/s9K2kiCT6Z

— Ian Kelly (@kellizer) March 1, 2018

Ireland's Eye this morning. @PhotosOfDublin @LovinDublin @LoveFingalDub @VisitDublin @VisitFingal @98FM @thejournal_ie @BloodyStreamHow #Irelandseye #howth #BeastFromTheEast dublin pic.twitter.com/WoIDPPoAxz

— Walking Tours Howth (@Freetourshowth) March 1, 2018

The Beast from the East rolls into Dublin Bay this morning #LoveDublin #BeastFromTheEast #snowday #snow #Dublin #Ireland pic.twitter.com/pMElaj5O0M

— David Costello (@DavidCostelloDC) February 28, 2018

Morning sunrise in phoenix park, Dublin - lots & lots of snow #BeastFromTheEast #Snowmageddon @barrabest #sneachta pic.twitter.com/uYua0RTsyY

— Ian Kelly (@kellizer) March 1, 2018

Slow-Mo of the snow falling at sunrise in memorial park, Dublin #BeastFromTheEast #Snowmageddon @barrabest @newslineweather #sneachta pic.twitter.com/thI2xKO9kR

— Ian Kelly (@kellizer) March 1, 2018