STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The Harry Blaney Bridge.
With Storm Isha gathering pace on Sunday afternoon, Donegal County Council has closed the Harry Blaney Bridge to high-sided vehicle.
The bridge spans Mulroy Bay, linking the Fanad and Rosguill Peninsulas.
Motorisits are advised to take an alternative route and to avoid any unnecessary journeys.
Eslewhere in the county, there have been a number of reports of fallen trees, including one on the Moss Road between Milford and Rathmullan.
There is localised flooding in a number of areas, with the Finn Valley particularly hard hit.
If you are aware of fallen trees, floods or storm damage in your area, please let us know and we wil pass it on to our readers.
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