Victoria House Apartments - Convoy: These two apartments are located on the upper floor of the building (pictured above) in the centre of Convoy village in east central Donegal. All the amenities of the village including Mannie's Bar and Restaurant are within easy walking distance. Each apartment comprises 2 double bedrooms, spacious main living area and bathroom and come fully equipped to ensure you have a pleasant self catering stay. The village of Convoy is ideally placed as a base to explore not only the rich heritage and landscape of Donegal but also provides easy access to the major tourist attractions of County Tyrone and the Historic Walled City of Derry.

Convoy

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Victoria House Apartments :: Convoy, Donegal 

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These two apartments are located on the upper floor of the building (pictured above) in the centre of Convoy village in east central Donegal. All the amenities of the village including Mannie's Bar and Restaurant are within easy walking distance. The apartments are next door to the local Londis shop and a few door down from the popular McCoy's Cafe.

Each apartment comprises 2 double bedrooms, spacious main living area and bathroom and come fully equipped to ensure you have a pleasant self catering stay. The village of Convoy is ideally placed as a base to explore not only the rich heritage and landscape of Donegal but also provides easy access to the major tourist attractions of County Tyrone and the Historic Walled City of Derry. 

Local attractions include:

Millbridge Open Farm, Convoy
Situated in just outside the Finn Valley along the River Deele, Millbridge Farm has been in the Witherow family for four generations. Bought in 1897, it was a mixed farm with various small animal enterprises, along with two scutch mills and one corn mill. Today, the farm is a working dairy and open farm, where the visitor can wander around and see Clydesdale horses, pedigree Suffolk, Jacob, Greyface and Dorset sheep, Goats, Fancy Fowl, Ducks ,Turkeys and Pigs. There is also a Tea-room, Boating Pond and Souvenir Shop and Riverside Picnic area.

Lough Deele
Lough Deele is the source of the Deele River which flows through Convoy. It lies deep in the mountains 6 miles south west of Letterkenny and is best approached via a small road from the east. This is a difficult walk through forest and across bog and will take at least one and a half hours to complete. The effort of getting there and back - is generally well rewarded- the trout average nearly three quarters pounds and some excellent catches have been reported.

Derry has a rich and varied cultural heritage and the City Walls are home to a number of museums, galleries and theatres, as well as thriving musical and literary scenes. Step back in time and relive the city’s past on an Inner City Guided Walking Tour, Bus Tour, Cruise Boat tour or taxi tour, where you’ll discover a wealth of history.

The impressively overwhelming Tower Museum tells the story of Derry’s history, from its geological formation millions of years ago, right up to the present day, covering everything from the Plantation, through to the Siege of Derry and the city’s troubled political past. The museum also houses the Armada Shipwreck exhibition which deals with the recovery of La Trinidad Valencera which was shipwrecked off the coast of Donegal in 1588.

Lifford Old Courthouse
Witness the trials and experience the original dungeons where you will be treated like a real prisoner and fingerprinted, charged and sentenced! After your release relax in our Restaurant.

Doagh Visitor Centre
The Doagh Visitor Centre, in north Inishowen, provides a great variety of exhibitions telling the story of Famine, Fear and Eviction. It is also a place where the customs, traditions and history of the people of Inishowen are preserved in a permanent way.

The Ulster-American Folk Park, (approx 45 min drive time from apartment) one of the country's best museums, tells the story of Northern Ireland’s unique contribution to the 'New World'. Strabane, a charming town with good shopping and tourist facilities, is located in the midst of some of the most beautiful countryside in County Tyrone.

Booking deposit (non-refundable) of euro100 per week - with balance to be paid six weeks prior to the letting period.

- linen and towels supplied
- electricity included
- central heating included
- check in 4pm, check out 11am
- rental Sat – Sat except by special arrangement

Mannie's Bar and Restaurant - Convoy

Gray's Printing Press - an icon of Strabane's 18th-century reputation as Ireland's capital of publishing

Convoy Enterprise Centre at old Woollen Mills

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