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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The R245 Letterkenny to Ramelton road closed
The R245 Letterkenny to Ramelton road closed is now on the Ramelton side of the Silver Tassie.
It has been reported that a lorry in on it side so avoid the area, and road diversions are in place, with traffic being diverted from both the Ramelton and Letterkenny sides.
"Gardaí attended the scene of a single vehicle road traffic collision involving a lorry that occurred on the R245 at Cashelshanaghan between Letterkenny and Ramelton at approximately 3:00pm today, Friday," reads a Garda statement. "No serious injuries were reported. The road remains closed at this time. Investigations are ongoing."
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