Teach Suaimhneas - Donegal Town: Is the one on the right side. Four bedrooms to sleep six. Situated in Brookfield, close to beautiful Donegal Town. Only 5 mins. drive from town centre. Close to Donegal Craft Village; 3mins to access on N15. Castles, lakes, beaches and a rich historical heritage are waiting to be explored at this southern gateway to beautiful county Donegal.

Donegal Town

Teach Suaimhneas :: Facilities

Teach Suaimhneas :: Donegal Town, Donegal 

Teach Suaimhneas ::

Tariff 2008

The name is Irish for "Peace and Tranquillity". The dwelling is a double-storey semi-detached four bedroom cottage that can sleep up to six. It has a modern fitted kitchen with a dining area and a separate utility room to the rear of the ground floor; - while to the front, a large and spacious lounge with a traditional open fireplace, and the entrance hall. The four bedrooms, the main bathroom and the en-suite are all upstairs. The rear outside yard is a large fenced, lawn covered enclosure; safe for children to play.

The cottage is situated in a quiet and peaceful new development in the Brookfield area, just a little south east of Donegal Town. The location makes it convenient as a touring base, with quick and easy access to the N15, Donegal Town centre and environs.

Donegal Town is very popular during the summer months, and it is a gateway to the southern part of County Donegal. There are many fine, sandy beaches in the area boasting some of the best surfing conditions in Western Europe. Donegal Town is also used as a base for hill-walking in the nearby Bluestack Mountains. 

Visitors to Donegal Town will be able to purchase the world famous Donegal Tweed which you can also see woven in the Magee Shop on the 'Diamond'. Donegal Parian China, Belleek China and Celtic Weave China can be obtained too.

You can enjoy guided tours in the nearby towns where this china is produced. Here you can see first hand, the skills that go into the creation of these crafts. In Donegal town there is an excellent range of craft shops and high quality souvenir outlets selling tweed, hand knits, lace, porcelain and china.

The Donegal Craft Village is only a 3 minute drive from the cottage, and a visit is well recommended. The different workshops are arranged around a square; and visitors are encouraged to view the artists at their work, admire the exhibits, or browse and buy the works on sale. Some of the different arts include; painting, pottery, sculpture, jewellery and metal sculpture and weaving. There is a also the "Aroma Coffee Shop" where one can enjoy a meal and a drink. The owner is a culinary "artist" whose works you will definitely want to sample.



Lough Eske is famed for its superb salmon, trout and char fishing. To fully appreciate the wonderful vistas it is recommended that you take the Lough Eske Drive which circumnavigates the lough and affords some breathtaking panoramas.

Donegal Golf Club is on the Murvagh peninsula in Donegal Bay, hence it is generally known as just "Murvagh", It is six miles from Donegal Town, one mile off the N15 on the south side. The links are isolated from the outside world by a forest of evergreens washed on one side by the great Atlantic Ocean and with a panoramic view of the Bluestack Mountains.

Attractions in nearby Donegal Town also include:
- Donegal Castle and Visitors Centre
- Waterbus tours of Donegal Bay
- Bumble Bees indoor children's play centre
- Donegal Craft Village- Magees of Donegal

	euro per week
July/August	600
May/June/Sept	500
weekend (2 nights off peak)	275
bank holiday weekend (3 nights)	375

Booking deposit (non-refundable) of euro100 per week - with balance to be paid six weeks prior to the letting period.
- linen and towels supplied free of charge
- electricity included
- central heating included
- check in 4pm, check out 11am
- rental Sat – Sat except by special arrangement

Donegal Craft Village

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