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Cllr McMahon Urges Urgent Cross-Border Cooperation for Flood Response
UPDATE: Cllr Michael McMahon has called for immediate action to enhance cross-border cooperation in southern Donegal. Speaking during a recent Donegal County Council meeting, McMahon emphasized the critical need for collaboration to maximize the region’s potential, particularly following recent flood response efforts in Pettigo that involved both Donegal and Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
The councillor’s remarks, made on October 10, 2025, highlight the urgency of addressing border challenges that impact local communities. “We have seen the benefits of working together during flood response operations. It’s time to build on this momentum and expand cooperation across all sectors,” McMahon stated.
Recent floods have placed a spotlight on the vulnerabilities faced by both communities in Donegal and Fermanagh. The collaboration during the flood response is a testament to what can be achieved when both sides of the border unite for a common cause. However, McMahon argues that this model should not be limited to emergency situations but should extend to economic, social, and infrastructural initiatives.
With the potential for enhanced cross-border partnerships, local officials are encouraged to explore ways to leverage shared resources and expertise. This cooperation could lead to improved services, infrastructure development, and economic growth, benefiting residents on both sides of the border.
The call for action resonates deeply with local communities who have witnessed the challenges posed by recent flooding. As recovery efforts continue, the need for a coordinated response is more critical than ever. McMahon’s push for increased collaboration comes as local governments seek innovative solutions to tackle ongoing issues related to climate change and disaster preparedness.
As conversations around cross-border cooperation gain traction, residents are urged to stay informed about developments. The situation remains fluid, and further discussions are expected in upcoming council meetings.
For those impacted by the recent floods, the hope is that a stronger partnership between Donegal and Fermanagh can lead to a more resilient future. As the councillor stated, “Together, we can turn challenges into opportunities for growth and stability.”
Stay tuned for further updates as this story develops.
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