Bruckless Donegal
Bruckless is a small village near Killybegs with a superb location overlooking beautiful Donegal Bay. The round tower at St Conal’s Church dominates the village The locality has numerous archaeological artefacts including early Christian cross slabs. Dean’s Equestrian Centre is located just outside the village.
International Appalachian Trail, Donegal
Magee of Donegal
Magee was established in 1866 by John Magee, as a small drapers shop in Donegal, Ireland, buying and selling handwoven tweeds. The company is still designing and weaving luxury fabrics in Donegal – the ever-changing land and seascapes surrounding Donegal inspire colours and designs.
Climbing Donegal’s Sea Stacks
Killybegs Maritime and Heritage Centre
Glencolmcille Folk Village
Glencolmcille Folk Village is a reconstruction of the historic homes and dwellings of the Glencolmcille area in South West Donegal that gives a glimpse of life and living conditions of local people over several centuries.
St. John’s Point Lighthouse Donegal
St. John’s Point Lighthouse Donegal – used as a harbour light to guide from Donegal Bay and is used to also mark the north side of the bay leading to Killybegs harbour from the entrance to Rotten Island.
Traditional Irish Thatched Cottages
Mountcharles Self Catering Donegal
The Donegal Craft Village
The Donegal Craft Village is situated 1.5km south of the historic town of Donegal. This attractive facility was established in 1985. Today it joins the An Clachan Art & Craft Gallery (Gweedore) and the Letterkenny Craft and Design Studio as one of the main showcases for contemporary arts and crafts in County Donegal.
Deanes Farm Equestrian Centre Donegal
Deanes Farm Equestrian Centre Donegal – The centre provides lessons for all abilities using qualified instructers and offers trekking and cross-country when the weather permits it