Donegal County Council have issued a statement following Storm Éowyn.
While the worst of the storm has passed, the public are advised to continue to exercise caution given that further strong winds are forecast for Sunday, and a snow-Ice warning is also in place for the county tonight.
Further damage to already weakened structures and trees is possible together with dangerous travelling conditions.
The public is reminded of the danger of fallen trees as it may be the case that there could be electricity wires tangled up with the tree that will pose a risk to life.
Power outages are causing issues with traffic signals in various locations. If approaching signalised junctions where signals are not working, normal rules of the road will apply such as give way to traffic on your right.
Donegal Civil Defence, in association with Donegal County Council, are available to provide essential services, to the vulnerable in the community during the aftermath of the storm.
Calls received will be triaged with medical interventions and home support calls prioritised. If anyone is in need of assistance, please contact Donegal Civil Defence on 074-9153900
