Donegal is a remote county in the North West of Ireland that belongs to the Province of Ulster, but is part of the Republic of Ireland
Taken at Fnad Head as the Moon began to Rise.
Glenveagh Castle in Glenveagh National Park.
Donegal Town is a busy shopping and tourist town in south Donegal where the River Eske flows into Donegal Bay. It was invaded by the Vikings in the 8th century and they used it as a port. This...
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Irish scenery. Glengesh Pass.
The Donegal Brochure launched in 2015 contains the latest information on things to see and do in County Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way along the ...
A video showing the different accents of County Donegal.
Grianan Aileach - Péninsule d'Inishowen - Comté de Donegal - IrlandeCoordonnées GPS: 55°01'25.1"N 7°25'38.9"WIl s'agit en fait d'un fort préhistorique circu...
I really did feel very sad saying goodbye to Myra this morning. She had invited these two Kiwi girls, who she'd never met before, into her...
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Donegal Climbing presents, County Donegal, Ireland from Sunrise to Sunset, from Sea to Summit, from Summer to Winter. Images taken across Donegal, Inishowen,...
A few weeks ago, Michael and I hopped in the car on Friday night for a little excursion to County Donegal and County Fermanagh, neither of which either of us had spent any real time in – except at the basketball gym in Letterkenny, and that does not count. In fact, it counts so little I can’t even remember it! So we left Friday evening and headed to the Lough Erne Hotel in County Fermanagh. I have to admit, we didn’t see much of County Fermanagh because we arrived when it was dark and left when it was completely fogged in. But the glimpses we caught through the fog of the Fermanagh lakes were stunning and we’re hoping to go back again when we can actually see something! We arrived late, but their Catalina restaurant managed to squeeze us in and it was superb. Really excellent service and all local ingredients. In fact, the maitre’d told us exactly where our duck and venison were from and it was very nearby! That part was equally reassuring and a little too easy to visualize at the same time, but the food was superb. In the morning, shortly after sunrise, we realized we wouldn’t be …
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Image of Irish Clan Tartans, taken in County Donegal.
Travels in County Donegal, Ireland in October 2017.
Fanad Lighthouse, Donegal
Sandhouse hotel, a haven of peace and tranquillity on the Wild Atlantic Way, nestled in a quiet corner of County Donegal
