Weather forecasters are predicting snow this December for the first time in over 10 years.
We could have a white Christmas on the way as forecasters believe temperatures could drop as low as -8 Celsius in the final weeks of December.
With less than 80 days to go, Ladbrokes have already cut the price of the first white Christmas since 2010 to 4/6 and the company's odds of it being the coldest December on record are 2/1.
Spokeswoman Nicola Mcgeady says: "It has been a long 12 years since Ireland experienced snowfall on December 25. If these latest odds are anything to go by, it seems punters could finally be getting their white Christmas wish."
While many held out for a white Christmas last year, it wasn't until December 20th when Met Éireann finally dashed all hopes of snow, forecasting a wet and windy Christmas Day.
Ireland's last white Christmas was in 2010 when 27 cm of snowfall fell and 6 inches of snow was recorded at Dublin airport. That same year an Irish man also became a viral sensation for his fall during a cold spell.
Best.fall.ever.
Just over 10 weeks until we find out!
