THE WIND AND SNOW have well and truly scared the nation.
The layer of thick snow and frost threatened to last until Friday has left many Irish people fearing for getting their rations of food.
The 'Beast from the East' set to bring metres of snow has predicted leaving many people without transport.
The weather predictions have sent people running to the shop, with empty bread shelves easily spotted all over the Emerald Isle.
Many Irish people have shared pictures of their local supermarkets, with empty shelves to be seen everywhere.
Went to shop today luckily I don’t eat bread. AND no that’s not my food stash for the #BeastFromTheEast but someone else’s 2 cases of beer, gin, tonic, tea, bran to make sure it all goes through alright, fire lighters & shampoo to get smoky fire lighter smell out of your hair😉 pic.twitter.com/NfE7EiSDXk
— Zwartbles Ireland (@ZwartblesIE) 27 February 2018
Day 2 of Ireland's carb-free diet is going well. Not a crumb to be had. #bread #BeastFromTheEast pic.twitter.com/ORRMjsZXkr
— Barry Houlihan (@stagedreaction) 27 February 2018
Weather: 10 degrees!
Ireland: Let's sit outside!
Weather: 0 degrees!
Ireland: THE WORLD IS COMING TO AN END LET'S PANIC BUY ALL THE BREAD! #BeastFromTheEast #weather #TheBeastFromTheEast #StormEmma pic.twitter.com/6N2eSo0HgW— Nathalie Neumayer (@gruenlichrosa) 27 February 2018
Tesco Clearwater....more like....Tesco Cleared Out !!! 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/S4yl6ubLjl
— would you be cain and abel (@stephenmjordan) 27 February 2018
The Great Sliced Pan-ic of 2018 will be remembered as the moment when Ireland truly became a parody of itself #BeastFromTheEast #Bread #BreadAlert pic.twitter.com/tTKQpnk7nM
— Stephen McNeice (@maccytothedee) 27 February 2018
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