Relief as East Donegal Bridge Bonfire Avoided on Halloween
Gardaí and members of Killygordon and Crossroads have been praised after a peaceful Halloween.
There were fears of a repeat of last year's bonfire on Dromore Bridge, which was started with tyres, and a vacant house set alight another year.
- Residents believe many youths gathering at the fires come from other towns and villages across the Finn Valley.
- A local resident offered a reward for information leading to an arrest, conviction, or prevention of a repeat incident.
Councillor Patrick McGowan said: "The Garda were very active and got a number of anonymous calls about suspected persons and locations of tyres and other materials."
No fires were reported and the reward remains unclaimed.
Author's summary: Peaceful Halloween in East Donegal.
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