Donegal Information: Cruit Island
Donegal Shore Festival, Kincasslagh
The Donegal Shore Festival was first held in Kincasslagh as far back as 1995. The Festival was inspired by local singing sensation – Daniel O’Donnell – and his song “My Donegal Shore”. The five day festival regularily attracts up to … Continue reading
Posted in > Festivals & Events, Annagry, Burtonport, Cruit Island, Kincasslagh | Leave a commentSaoire Mara Charters Kincasslagh
On the north west coast of Ireland near the picturesque village of Cionn Caslach (Kincasslagh) in the Gaeltacht region of Co. Donegal, Saoire Mara operates a charter boat providing an exciting range of marine activities. t: 00353 (0)87 9870266 w: www.saoiremara.com … Continue reading
Posted in Annagry, Cruit Island, Kincasslagh | Leave a commentMary From Dungloe International Festival
The Mary From Dungloe International Festival is a popular Irish music festival held annually in Dungloe, the capital of the Rosses region in County Donegal. This 10 day festival usually takes place at the end of July. The festival has … Continue reading
Posted in > Festivals & Events, Aranmore, Burtonport, Cruit Island, Dungloe, Kincasslagh, Lettermacaward, Loughanure | 3 CommentsCruit Island Golf Course
Cruit island is considered to be one of the best 9 hole golf courses in Ireland. It is without doubt one of the most scenic. The golf course enjoys spectacular views of Aranmore and Owey Islands, Mount Errigal and the … Continue reading
Posted in > Golf Courses, Annagry, Cruit Island, Dungloe, Kincasslagh, Loughanure | Leave a commentDonegal Airport
Donegal Airport (CFN) is located at Carrickfinn, in the north-western corner of Ireland. This modern regional airport has twice daily scheduled flights to Dublin (40 minutes flying time) and three times weekly to Glasgow with worldwide onward connections. T: +353 … Continue reading
Posted in Annagry, Cruit Island, Kincasslagh, Loughanure, Uncategorized | Leave a commentCruit Island Self Catering
Cruit is one of the main islands of the Rosses, now joined to the mainland near Kincasslagh. The Gaelic word Cruit can mean ‘a small harp’, or ‘a hump or a little hillock’. The island resembles a harp just enough … Continue reading
Posted in Cruit Island | Leave a commentHoliday Home Owners
