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Roads across Donegal will be gritted on Thursday night and Friday morning.
Met Éireann says Thursday night will be cold with frost and some icy conditions, with lowest temperatures of -1 to +1 degrees
Roads across Donegal will be gritted on Thursday night and Friday morning with temperatures set to fall to as low as -1 degrees Celsius.
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Donegal County Council says all of the county’s winter maintenance designated gritting routes will be gritted from 10pm on Thursday and again from 6am on Friday.
Met Éireann says Thursday night will be cold with frost and some icy conditions, with lowest temperatures of -1 to +1 degrees.
The routes that will be treated are National Primary North, National Primary Central, National Primary South, Inishowen South, Inishowen East, Inishowen West, Milford South, Milford North, Cill Ulta East, Cill Ulta West, Na Rosa, Binswilly, Stranorlar North, Stranorlar East, Stranorlar West, Donegal West, Donegal North, Donegal South, Donegal National Secondary, Buncrana Town and Letterkenny Town.
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