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Donegal Fire Service was mobilised 1213 times over the course of the year, with 93 accounted for in November
Fire Service Operations recorded 905 Fire Brigade incidents within the county last year.
Donegal Fire Service was mobilised 1213 times over the course of the year, with 93 accounted for in November. These figures are according to the Fire Service Monthly Report for January, which details 2025 statistics.
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In terms of Fire Prevention, 179 Fire Certificate applications were received, while 141 Fire Safety Certificate decisions were made. There were 16 applications for Dangerous Substance Licenses recieved and 12 of those were issued.
Donegal Fire Authority delivered 20 fire safety presentations and completed 7 home safety visits over the course of the year.
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