Donegal Explosion News Today

Ambulances based in Derry were unable to cross the Border as some paramedics did not have the necessary visas

NIAS says no staff prevented from crossing Border and it is ‘deeply concerned’ at claim made during parliamentary assembly

Co Donegal village marking one-year anniversary of gas explosion that claimed 10 lives, including children

The small Co Donegal village continues to struggle with the trauma left by the October 2022 blast that killed 10 people

Hugh Kelly (59) is the eighth explosion victim the small community will honour at a funeral service.

Siobhan Carr and the staff at the Coffee Pod in Creeslough have been giving out a steady stream of supplies for emergency services, volunteers, media and others...

The vigil and prayer service was one of many events held by communities across Donegal on Sunday to remember the victims and offer sympathy to their families

The Bishop of Raphoe, Alan McGuckian SJ, lit ten red candles at St Michaels Church in Creeslough, where parish Priest Fr John Joe Duffy says our hearts are br...

Following the completion of the search and rescue operation in Creeslough that left 10 fatalities, Garda superintendent Liam Geraghty said the next steps will s...

Marie Duffy says the whole community is shocked to its core after Friday’s explosion and the tragic loss of so many.