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'Repair works are ongoing, but it is unlikely that the affected lights will be fully restored before the weekend,' Donegal County Council said
A fault has occurred on a section of the public lighting network at the Dry Arch Roundabout in Letterkenny, primarily affecting a number of lights on the Lifford-bound side.
Council crews are currently investigating the issue, however, due to the complexity of underground services in the area, identifying and rectifying the fault is taking longer than normal.
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"Repair works are ongoing, but it is unlikely that the affected lights will be fully restored before the weekend," Donegal County Council said. "Updates will be provided as further information becomes available."
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