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Speed limit to be cut from 100kph to 60kph on busy Donegal road

The speed limit on one of Donegal’s busiest roads is set to be reduced to 60 kph from 100 kph - for a temporary period. Major road works on a 5.5km section of the national primary road between Ballyshannon and Donegal Town are being planned. Donegal ...

12 Feb 2022 at 10:15

Local News

AA Roadwatch daily traffic reports have stopped as of yesterday

Over the decades it was as common as the Irish rain and morning cup of tea, but the daily AA Roadwatch daily traffic and travel reports that were familiar to listeners on a number of radio stations here, have become a thing of the past, as of ...

11 Jul 2021 at 12:45

Motoring News

Traffic delays today due to Donegal International Rally

Serious traffic congestion is expected in Letterkenny and parts of north Donegal today on what is day two of the Joule Donegal International Rally. Eight stages are being held today. The Carnhill stage (near Ballyare/Ramelton) will be done ...

18 Jun 2022 at 09:49

South Donegal

Ballyshannon Market Yard plans begin on transformation of area at lower Main Street

Clr Barry Sweeny(FG) has welcomed news that Donegal County Council is preparing some works to the rear of the Market Yard with the anticipation of joining it up to link it with the new road adjoining the yet unopened multi million euro ...

15 Jan 2024 at 11:28

Local News

Calls for ‘immediate’ stop on new road traffic management plan for Donegal Town

The new one-way traffic system in Donegal Town is continuing to cause controversy, just five weeks after it was launched. One local resident, Shane McCauley, who is also a civil engineer, says it is time to call a halt on the project ...

13 Nov 2023 at 12:50

Motoring News

Traffic disruption in Letterkenny tonight and tomorrow due to road works

Motorists are being advised that there will be traffic disruption in parts of Letterkenny this evening and tomorrow in order to allow for works being carried out by Irish Water and Donegal County Council. Crews will be on site from ...

04 Jul 2022 at 17:31

Motoring

National: Traffic incidents up by over a third as traffic volumes reach up to 85% of pre-pandemic levels

AA Roadwatch has reported an increased number of traffic incidents on Ireland's roads as Covid-19 travel restrictions were lifted and traffic volumes rose again. The recent lifting of restrictions saw a significant spike in ...

21 May 2021 at 10:14

Local News

Surge of shoppers leads to gridlock in many Donegal towns

Towns and villages across Donegal are experiencing heavy traffic today as the Christmas shopping rush intensifies. Supermarkets are particularly busy, with many shoppers leaving it until today to do 'the big shop'. Traffic ...

23 Dec 2019 at 13:27

GAA/LGFA

Huge support - and delays - expected for Donegal's clash with Armagh

Donegal GAA supporters have been warned to be prepared for traffic delays this Sunday, as All-Ireland champions Armagh come to Ballybofey. The Allianz League Division 1 match between the sides will take place at ...

11 Feb 2025 at 12:53

Letterkenny/Milford MD

Brogan calls for a multi-agency forum in a bid to solve Letterkenny's traffic woes

The issue of traffic congestion in Letterkenny needs serious consultation at a multi-agency forum, a Donegal County Councillor has suggested. With significant traffic delays being suffered daily in the ...

13 Feb 2025 at 19:39

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