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Michelle Cullen

Met Eireann weather presenter Joanna Donnelly gets terrifying Twitter message

Met Eireann weather presenter Joanne Donnelly has shared the terrifying moment she received a Twitter message.

The RTE star took to social media on Thursday to reveal the message from a fellow Twitter user.

She shared a screenshot of the message, leaving out the name of the user.

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The haunting Tweet read: "Joanna don't go out alone ever."

Joanna then tweeted saying: "What would you do if you got a message like this? @Twitter."

Shocked fans flooded to reply with messages of support for the weather presenter.

One follower said: "Don't be waiting on @TwitterSupport to help, they allow all sorts of stuff to be said and say it doesn't violate the rules. I would report to the Gardaí."

Another said: "Report straight away to the Minister for Justice @HMcEntee and the Garda."

Someone else wrote: "Give it to Garda, find one that will take it on board."

While another follower said: "Report it immediately! What a vicious thing to say!"

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