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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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St John The Evangelist Church in Inver
Following damage caused to an iconic Donegal church by Storm Éowyn, the parish community is appealing for help in assessing the damage.
The St John The Evangelist Church in Inver was one of many Donegal buildings to have suffered damage during the unprecedented high winds.
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A spokesperson for the Inver and Mountcharles group of churches took to social media in the hope of finding a community-minded drone owner.
"Help!" said the spokesperson. "Storm Eowyn damaged slates on our church in Inver.
"We'd really appreciate help in accessing the extent of the damage.
"Someone with a drone that could inspect and take / save photos would be of enormous help.
"If you have a drone or know someone with one that would be willing to help please please please let us know."
The parish can be contacted via the Inver and Mountcharles Church Facebook page
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