
The Crana River and Fullerton reservoir is controlled by the Buncrana Angling Association . The fishery is managed from a purpose built angling centre where permits, licences and fishing tackle can be purchased and where boats and rods can be … Continue reading
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Lying between beautiful Lough Swilly and Mouldy Mountain on the Inishowen Peninsula,the North West Golf Club at Lisfannon has a wondefully scenic setting. The course is located 4km from Buncrana, 16km from Derry and about 1km north of the quaint … Continue reading
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“The Beach House …A Class Act” Bridgestone Good Food Guide w: www.thebeachhouse.ie t: +353 74 9361050 The Pier, Swilly Road, Buncrana The Beach House is a delightful waterfront treasure with spectacular views over Lough Swilly – an enchanting and romantic … Continue reading
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Perched on a headland overlooking Lough Swilly, Fort Dunree is a military museum that incorporates a Napoleonic Martello tower into more recent World War I defences. The museum complex features a wide range of exhibitions, an audiovisual center, and a … Continue reading
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The Banks of the Foyle Halloween Carnival 2010 takes place from Thursday, October 28th to Sunday, October 31st 2010 – four magical days of spooky family fun in Derry T: (028) 7137 6545 (048)from the Republic of Ireland W: www.derrycity.gov.uk/halloween … Continue reading
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Ballyliffin Golf Club has recently been described as “the Ballybunion of the North” – and its not hard to see why. Located a short distance from Malin Head on the scenic Inishowen Peninsula, Ireland’s most northerly golf links covers 365 … Continue reading
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Buncrana is located at the mouth of the Crana River on the east bank of Lough Swilly. The town’s Irish name means “Foot of the River Crana” and one of its delights is the walk under beech, maple and lime … Continue reading
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