Rose's Cottage Clonmany: Newly built, 4 star traditional Irish cottage with charming features and panoramic views of the picturesque Lough Swilly. It is an idyllic location for hill walking, fishing and playing golf. The ideal dwelling for an activity based break, family holiday or a relaxing vacation. Sleeps 10. Also has disabled facilities.

Clonmany

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Rose's Cottage :: Clonmany, Donegal 

Rose's Cottage ::

Tariff 2008

This traditionally styled cottage features an open living/dining area, with a blend of stone and timber enhanced with a wood burning stove to give a most homely setting. The cottage also features a Jacuzzi bath, antique iron beds, and tasteful fixtures and fittings. Set at the foot of Dunaff hill, the cottage has panoramic sea views which can be enjoyed in all weathers. The area is renowned for its many wonderful hill and sea walks.

Clonmany is a village in north-west Inishowen, in Co. Donegal, Ireland. The name of the town in Irish - "Cluain Maine" is translated as "The Meadow of the Monks". The area has many natural points of interest and the Ballyliffin area is famous for its golf course. The Urris area to the west of the village was the last stronghold of the Irish language in Inishowen. In the last century, the north Inishowen area was renowned as a location of poitín distillation.

Clonmany's has three annual festivals. Clonmany Festival, attracts the young and not so young with its fun filled week long events. The McGlinchey Summer School looks at the history of the North West and The Inishowen Singing Circle is an concentrated weekend of traditional music and seminars. All three festivals generate and maintain a vibrant community spirit and are visited by people from all corners of the globe, returning emigrants and tourists alike.

The Gap of Mamore in the Urris Hills takes the adventurous rambler on a long, winding path to spectacular panoramic viewpoints which encompass views of the Inishowen peninsula, the Atlantic Ocean, Lough Swilly and the neighbouring Fanad peninsula.
 

Local places to visit include:

Doagh Island famine Village - This outdoor museum tells the story of life in this area in the 1970’s going back to the famine in the 1840’s resident Singers, Musicians and Dancers during June, July and August.

Greencastle Maritime Museum - This outdoor museum tells the story of life in this area in the 1970’s going back to the famine in the 1840’s resident Singers, Musicians and Dancers during June, July and August.

Fort Dunree Military Museum - Fort Dunree is perched majestically on a rocky outcrop overlooking Lough Swilly. An exciting new exhibition opens in the Museum this year covering the history of the Fort, the people who lived there and the events that shaped their lives. Original military equipment is used to tell the story of the Fort. Open June-September-all week

Glenevin Waterfall - located just outside the village of Clonmany this spectacular waterfall reveals itself after a pleasant walk through the nearby woodland.

Euro100 deposit cheque secures booking with balance payable 6 weeks prior to arrival
- linen supplied free of charge
- electricity extra
- central heating extra
- check in 4pm, check out 11am
- rental Sat – Sat except by special arrangement
- damage deposit €200 (refundable after inspection)
- prices for parties of 7-10 people are available on request by   phone

 
Mamore Gap - Inishowen, Donegal

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