A cross border multi-agency meeting was held yesterday to plan a response to last week’s bog slide in Ballybofey.
There has been significant pollution impacting the Mourne Beg River resulting from the incident in the townland of Meenbog, Ballybofey.
Thousands of tonnes of bog and dozens of trees have been displaced following the incident.
Representatives from the Loughs Agency, Northern Ireland Environment Agency, National Parks and Wildlife Service, the Environmental Protection Agency, Donegal County Council and Derry City and Strabane District Council discussed the findings from their initial investigations into the incident.
The location of the bog slide is within the site of a wind farm that is under construction.
The wind farm developer, Enerco Energy Limited, has suspended all works at the site with the exception of those that relate to mitigating the impact of the bog slide and reducing the risk of further slides.
The multi-agency group will reconvene on Thursday to review matters and further co-ordinate the response.
Donegal County Council, in co-ordination with the Roads Service in Northern Ireland, have closed the Dergline Road/Corgary Road between the N15 and Castlederg/Aghyaran (L6554 – U163) as a precaution until further notice.