Storms leave 'magical snow globe' in their wake at national landmark

WITH two storms in three days, Ireland really did get a battering of high tides and strong winds. 

The affects that Storm Isha and Storm Jocelyn had at the Cliffs of Moher, Co Clare were something of a 'magical' phenomenon, as a snow globe of sea foam could be seen dancing over the cliffs in the aftermath of the stormy weather. 

The national landmark had people saying that the natural whirlwinds were 'amazing' and 'really cool'.

A walking tour guide of the cliffs captured the moment, and explained: "Storm Isha and Storm Jocelyn whipped the sea and seaweed along the coast into a froth. The mix of waves and onshore wind blows the foam up the cliff faces, putting on this show."