Public transport and airports have reopened after the worst snowfall in 30 years hit much of the UK and Ireland.
An explosion of Siberian cold called the "Beast from the East" combined with the arrival of Storm Emma from the south of the country, closed a school in Ireland and paralyzed the public transport network.
The height of snow in Scotland reached three meters.
Driving conditions remain difficult due to ice and snow. Services are working hard to reopen roads and ensure smooth running of public transport.
Some took advantage of the storm in Ireland to rob - for example, eight men aged 24 to 47 were arrested for robbing a supermarket in Dublin.
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