County Donegal
A beautiful beach that curves for more than 3km, with good walks along the shore and through the dunes. Even better are the views out to the islands,…
Must-see attractions in County Donegal
St Connell's Museum & Heritage Centre
County Donegal
Next to the courthouse, this informative little museum has a wealth of exhibits on local history over several floors and doubles as an info centre and…
County Donegal
Off the southwestern tip is Green Island, a bird sanctuary for corncrakes, snipes and a variety of seabirds; you can see it from Arranmore (but not visit).
County Donegal
Not far from the Tau Cross, this 6th- or 7th-century round tower has a circumference of nearly 16m and a round-headed doorway high above the ground.
Inishowen Peninsula
This lovely stretch of beach makes for pleasant walks on the sand; however, the atmospheric crashing breakers make it rather unsafe for swimming.
Inishowen Peninsula
This lovely forested park area by the River Carna is very picturesque, with a path leading along the riverbank and lovely views.
County Donegal
Marble Hill Strand, about 5km east of town beyond Port-na-Blagh, is backed by static caravans and is often crammed in summer.
County Donegal
Wide, sandy and empty Killahoey strand – a Blue Flag beach – leads right into the heart of Dunfanaghy village.
Inishowen Peninsula
This remote and attractive beach is excellent for a walk and for views over Lough Swilly.
County Donegal
In the early 17th century, four Franciscan friars, fearing that the arrival of the English meant the end of Celtic culture, chronicled the whole of known…
County Donegal
Letterkenny's long, sloping main street is graced by a cute little market square halfway down. This is the most attractive part of the town, with a…
Inishowen Peninsula
Sitting on Friar's Rock, this 16th-century tower is just north of long Pollan Strand and Ballyliffin Golf Club. The ruins are in bad shape so take care…
County Donegal
Artist Ruairí Rodgers has a small gallery of his work at his home. Look for his house next to the An Cloígtheach Bell Tower. It's painted white, green and…
County Donegal
Letterkenny's 19th-century workhouse, built to provide Famine relief, now houses the local museum. The permanent collection offers 8000-plus artefacts…
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