On the hillside above Muff - looking south east towards Lough Foyle and City of Derry

Muff (Irish: Magh) is a small town in County Donegal in the northwest of Ireland and is regarded as the gateway to Ireland's most northerly peninsula, Inishowen.. It is located a few miles from the Historic Walled City of Derry on the road to Moville on the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It is a village which has experienced great growth in population in the last decade, which has seen people from Northern Ireland move across the border.

Each Summer, usually during the first week in August, the village celebrates Muff Festival which includes competitions, competitive JCB driving, street partying, parades Céilidh dancing, amusements in the central park, night-time entertainment, and live performances in the public houses in the area: Finnegans, The Ture, The Carmans and Big Jim's Muff. .

One of Ireland's greatest playwrights, Brian Friel, was a resident of the village for some time.

Mary Deeney's - Muff, Inishowen, Donegal, Ireland
Situated off the R238,on the east side of the Inishowen Peninsula, between Muff & Quigley's Point, and overlooking Lough Foyle. There are five cottages to choose from. Each has a uniquely different style, size and appearance; - Looking somewhat like a small village cluster; four of the cottages are all integrated into a single structure, and one is detached. Depending on your needs, you can have either a single, a twin or a choice of three, (3) three bedroom units.
3 bedrooms - sleeps up to 8 - courtyard setting - suitable for larger group - short drive to historic city of Derry
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