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Press Release on Response to Storm Amy

Date: 06 Oct 2025

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Press Release on Response to Storm Amy

In response to Storm Amy Donegal County Council, in association with a number of community partners, arranged for the opening of a number of community based emergency hubs across the county and co-ordinated a response with Donegal Civil Defence to provide essential services. These response efforts are being stood down this evening.

Following consultation with ESB Networks it is expected that restoration to all electricity supplies will be concluded by tomorrow morning.

Donegal County Council would like to thank Civil Defence volunteers and the various community centres that have supported us in the aftermath of Storm Amy.

Donegal County Council Road Services & Housing can continue to be contacted outside of regular business hours on 074 91 72288. For emergencies requiring the assistance of the Fire Service call 999 or 112.

You can keep up to date on all weather conditions, road notices, planning applications and more in your area by signing up for free push notifications to your phone by registering at www.mapalerter.com/donegal and downloading the MapAlerter app.


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