The twin holiday villages of Narin and Portnoo are delightfully situated beyond Kilclooney in the shelter of the hills on the south side of Gweebarra Bay. Narin has a fine sandy beach 1.5mi/2.5km long and an 18-hole golf course. At low tide it is possible to walk or paddle to the little islet of Inishkeel. This tidal island was the early ecclesiastical site of Conall Caol, which was founded in the 6th Century AD. The ruins of two early Christian churches are to be found there. The old graveyard contains ornamental cross slabs dating from the 7th and 8th century. The island is accessible on foot during low tide from Nairn beach. 
Narin and Portnoo Golf Club is considered one of the finest natural links courses in Ireland. It is certainly one of the most scenic. Opened in 1930, it is a deceptively different links. Engagingly old fashioned, this is a links in its purest form.
The fabulous beach is ideal for windsurfing, water-skiing and sailing and is backed by an extensive and majestic sand dune system with a well defined primary dune ridge.

George's Cottage - Narin - County Donegal, Ireland
A truly special holiday home in the coastal resort village of Narin in West Donegal. The cottage is full of character and has luxury accommodation for 8 people. It is located  within ½ km of a magnificent blue flag beach and the renowned Narin & Portnoo golf links . The coastline near the cottage  is amongst the most beautiful in Ireland, with white sandy beaches, hidden coves and rocky headlands.
5 bedroom - sleeps 8 -  close to Narin & Portnoo Golf Course - renovated traditional holiday home - pets welcome 
      pets welcome         traditional cottage      4 bedrooms