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06 Sept 2025
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The water went off in hundreds of Donegal homes while people were getting ready for work and school
Hundreds of people were left high and dry in Donegal this morning as the water went off while they were getting ready for work and school.
The supply disruption hit shortly before 8am, affecting customers in the wider areas of Leghowney, Barnesmore, Clar, part of Lough and in towards Donegal Town. It is not yet clear how many homes and businesses are affected.
Irish Water says: "We are currently investigating reports of a supply disruption to Finnabanes, Clarcam, Barnesmore, Drumnahoul and surrounding areas in Co Donegal. More Information to follow."
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