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06 Sept 2025
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An Garda Siochana in Donegal have received notification of multiple traffic collisions this morning.
Road conditions are poor and a warning for black ice was distributed by Donegal County Council.
Gardaí received a report of a single-vehicle incident at Leckemy, Turmone, Moville at around 8am on Thursday, a two-vehicle road traffic collision at Dromore Big, Raphoe, at around 8.30 am and another a single vehicle incident at Loughnagin, Letterkenny, at around 9am. No injuries were reported from all three incidents.
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"Frost bad in Creeslough/Termon area," Donegal county councillor Michael McClafferty posted earlier. "Cars are off the road and Glenswilly/Churchill areas are bad as gritter broke down along the route people are saying."
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