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Ireland's top press photographers won awards for these amazing pics tonight

The PPAI Awards are taking place in Dublin.

TALENTED PHOTOGRAPHERS WORKING around the country have been awarded for their great work tonight.

The Press Photographers Association of Ireland (PPAI) has been handing out gongs to the best snappers from publications, and the winning photos are incredible.

116 photographers entered the awards this year. Alan Betson claimed the title of Press Photographer of the Year 2015.

Here are some of the highlights so far, as tweeted by the PPAI:

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    Jan 12th 2020, 11:47 AM

    In places like Kansas or Texas, if the people there saw what our orange weather warnings were, they’d certainly have a chuckle.

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    Jan 12th 2020, 12:02 PM

    @Peter Cavey: a lot of them also laugh when somebody mentions climate change. C’est la vie.

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    Jan 12th 2020, 12:15 PM

    @Peter Cavey: The one thing that used to strike me when I lived upstate NY was how well they were able to manage difficult weather conditions. Roads were ALWAYS kept clear no matter how much snow fell. You would see the trucks sitting on the exits to the highways ready to go. They monitored the weather on screens in their trucks and when they knew snow was coming, they all hit the road and started spreading salt and using snow plough’s.

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    Jan 12th 2020, 3:51 PM

    @David Corrigan: yes because they had it every year without fail and could justify the huge outlay. We could have services like that laid on year after year and no snow.

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