Weather causes more travel delays in north west

The snow started to fall in Derry on Saturday

Snow and ice are continuing to cause delays for travellers across the north west.

Flights to and from City of Derry airport to Dublin, Luton and Prestwick were behind schedule on Tuesday.

The 0825 GMT arrival from Luton has been delayed until 1330, and the 0850 departure to Luton has been delayed until 1350.

Snow clearing teams will remain on standby at City of Derry airport throughout the day.

Easyjet flights between Belfast International Airport and snowbound Luton have been cancelled until midday.

Snow clearing teams will remain on standby at City of Derry airport throughout the day.

Passengers have been advised to contact their airline.

Several schools in the north and west have been closed for the day, including:

• St Canice's Primary School, Feeny
• St Mary's Primary School, Ballygawley
• St Malachy's Primary School, Glencull, Ballygawley
• All Saints Primary School, Omagh
• Christ the King Primary School, Omagh
• Gillygooley Primary School, Omagh
• Loreto Primary School, Omagh
• St Colmcille's Primary School, Omagh
• St Conor's Primary School, Omagh
• St Brigid's Primary School, Mountfield
• St Mary's Primary School, Killyclogher
• St Patrick's Primary School, Eskra
• St Patrick's Primary School, Gortin
• Derrylatinee Primary School, Dungannon
• St Mary's Primary School, Dunamore, Cookstown
• Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School, Greencastle
• St Teresa's Primary School, Loughmacrory
• Florencecourt Primary School
• St Columban's Primary School, Belcoo
• St Mary's Primary School, Killesher
• St Mary's Primary School, Mullymesker
• St Naile's Primary School, Kinawley

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