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14 Oct 2025
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14 Oct 2025
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The main Donegal Town to Ballybofey road has partially reopened after an earlier incident.
However, a Stop/Go system is in place traffic is still backed up. Delays are expected.
The incident which led to the closure happened shortly before 8.00am today (Monday). It is understood that a car and a van were involved. It is not yet clear if anyone was injured. Emergency services attended the scene.
The Stop/Go is in operation between the Drumlonagher roundabout near Lidl to St Agatha's Church, Clar. Emergency services are at scene.
Many motorists are diverting via Lough Eske / Killymard. This alternative route is via back roads and is already quite congested.
There has been some disruption to school transport services this morning as a result of the incident.
Donegal ETB’s 2025 Enterprise Day organising committee members at the Enterprise Day launch on October 8
Donegal Chief Superintendent Goretti Sheridan (right) with Assistant Commissioner Cliodhna Richardson in Killybegs. Photo: Matthew Harvey
Enda Gallagher at Letterkenny District Court (North West Newspix)
Pictured at the DCIL offices in Letterkenny at the official launch of the ‘Put Us To Work’ campaign, representatives from Donegal County Council and staff and members of DCIL
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