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06 Sept 2025
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The scene on the N14 where a lorry went off the road. Photo: North West Newspix
An operation is underway to remove the latest lorry crashed on the Letterkenny-Lifford road.
The lorry went off the N14 near Ballyholey on Monday.
The road was blocked and the assistance of a crane called in to assist in the removal of the lorry.
Donegal County Council officials say that the road will be closed for around two hours between Ballyholey and Drumoghill.
It is the third lorry in just over a month to go off the road along the same stretch of the N14.
Gardai are at the scene and local diversions are in place.
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