Heavy snow has left motorists facing treacherous conditions across Northern Ireland and more is expected on Sunday night.
Parts of the north, west and east of the country were affected, with snow lying as deep as 200mm in places.
Roads Service said it was braced for more and ice is expected to be a major problem on the roads overnight on Sunday and into Monday morning.
"We've had to deploy our full fleet of 134 gritters throughout Northern Ireland and in some cases our snow ploughs" said Colin brown from the Roads Service.
"We've seen substantial snowfall and it's likely to remain the case, particularly in Antrim and into Down."
The north coast appears to be worst affected although parts of Co Down also received a carpeting.
Farmers on the north coast have been enlisted to help plough minor roads but major routes should be passable.
More snow is expected throughout the day the Met Office said some areas could see between and 10 and 20 centimetres.
Meanwhile both the International and George Best Belfast City Airports are operating normally, but after an early morning runway closure at the International and disruption from connecting flightsdelays are expected.
Passengers are asked to keep up to date on the airport website and online with their airline.
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