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Homes and businesses across south and west Donegal are without fixed line broadband services this morning.
DonegalLive.ie has been contacted by a number of people on the Vodafone network in the Dunkineely, Killybegs and Dungloe areas. Other networks may also be affected.
It is thought that the problem is being caused by a fault in the fixed line network, though this has yet to be confirmed.
With the combination of online schooling and so many people working from home, this is a major disruption.
It is also affecting card payments in some shops in the area.
More details to follow.
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