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People in Creeslough are still struggling to come to terms with what happened last month.   Today marks one month exactly since an explosion at a petrol station and shop devastated the Co Donegal village.   Ten people died in the blast and several months mind masses will take place…

Gardai have been granted an extension by the High Court to continue to preserve the scene at Creeslough until November 27th.   The purpose is to ‘preserve, search for and collect evidence’ to facilitate the investigation into the explosion at a petrol station in the Donegal village.   More than…

The oldest victim of the Creeslough tragedy will be laid to rest today.   59-year-old Hughie Kelly’s funeral mass takes place in the village this morning – exactly a week on from when the explosion claimed the lives of ten people.   The Parish Priest of nearby Ramelton acknowledged the…

Applegreen will hold a minute’s silence across it’s locations today in honour of the ten people killed in an explosion in Creeslough last week.   It will take place at 3:15pm today, exactly one week after the tragic incident.   Applegreen continues to raise funds for the local community of…

An airspace restriction has been put in place in the vicinity of Creeslough.   A safety notice from the Irish Aviation Authority has advised that no drones are allowed to fly in the vicinity of the village until 4pm tomorrow.   Any unmanned Aircraft Systems during this time may be…

Three more victims of the Creeslough disaster will be laid to rest today.   The funeral of 48 year old James O’Flaherty will take place in Derrybeg at 11am while Catherine O’Donnell and her 13-year old son James Monaghan will be buried in Creeslough later this afternoon.   It follows…