When your Letterkenny number rings and you can't get to it, I answer.
You're up a ladder in Churchill or halfway out the road to Milford, and the 074 is ringing away in the van. It answers, takes the caller's name, number and what they need, then texts you the lot. It works behind the number you already have, and it's live in about five days.
Run from Derry, about 21 miles up the road
EdgeAudit is one person, based in Derry. Letterkenny is about 21 miles away, out the A2 and the N13, so you're not ringing a support queue in another time zone about a phone in Donegal. Nothing changes on your side either. Your 074 number stays exactly as it is, on the van, on the signs and on your Google listing. You point your unanswered calls at it, and the leads come back as texts. Pricing starts at £249 a month flat, with no per-minute billing, so a busy month is billed the same as a quiet one.
What a Letterkenny phone actually has to deal with
Letterkenny does the work of a much bigger town. It's the largest in Donegal, 22,549 people at the 2022 census, and it pulls trade from well past its own boundary. If you run a joinery off the Glenties Road, you're on site all morning and the phone is in the van. If you're a physio near the Port Road, your patients drive in from Ramelton and Rathmullan. Manorcunningham sits seven kilometres out on the Derry road, and Newtowncunningham is another seven miles along the N13. When an 074 number lights up your mobile, the caller could be anywhere across half the county.
The trade mix follows that. Around Letterkenny University Hospital and the ATU campus you get clinics and dental surgeries. The retail spine runs from Lower Main Street up through Market Square, with the Shopping Centre on the Port Road. Head west past Newmills towards Churchill and it turns agricultural quickly. The 2020 Census of Agriculture counted 9,347 farms in Donegal, 44.9 per cent of them specialist sheep, the highest share of any county, so contractors and vets here take calls at hours no office keeps.
Then there's the block work. By the end of February 2026, more than three quarters of all defective concrete block redress applications nationally had come from Donegal. Builders and engineers in this town field those enquiries constantly.
Live in about five days
No new number, no new hardware.
We learn your business
A short chat about your calls and services; we set the voice and tone.
Set up behind your number
Call-forwarding keeps your number the same. You decide when it answers.
You start catching calls
Every answered call texts you the name, number and what they need.
Common questions
You're in Derry and I'm in Donegal. Does the border make this messy?+
Ring me before you sign up and I'll confirm your provider can divert to me. That's a two minute check and I'd rather do it with you than promise it on a web page. Two other things worth being straight about. Pricing starts at £249 a month flat and it's quoted in pounds, so ask about euro invoicing when you get in touch rather than assuming a rate. And check what your own provider charges you to divert calls, because that part sits on your bill, not mine.
A lot of my trade is summer visitors heading for Glenveagh and Fanad. Does that suit?+
It suits that shape of year well. Fanad Head is one of the county's signature Wild Atlantic Way stops. A wet week in July can throw up more calls than the whole of February. The price is flat per month and doesn't move with call volume, so a mad August costs you the same as a dead one.
Half my enquiries are about defective blocks. Will it handle those calls?+
It takes the name, the number and what they're ringing about, then texts you the lot. It won't advise anyone on the Defective Concrete Blocks Grant Scheme and it won't pretend to be you. By the end of February 2026, more than three quarters of the applications made nationally had come from Donegal, so if you're a builder or engineer here you already know how those calls go. Ringing somebody back the same afternoon beats a polished voicemail greeting.
My calls come at seven in the morning and nine at night. Farm work doesn't keep office hours.+
That's the pattern in this county. The 2020 Census of Agriculture counted 9,347 farms in Donegal, nearly 45 per cent of them specialist sheep, so lambing and mart days set the phone rather than nine to five. It answers outside your hours as well as during them and texts you the details, so you can look once you're out of the shed and decide what's worth ringing back first.
Get the 074 answered while you're working.
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