About Donegal
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Donegal Hotels & InformationAlthough tucked away in the farthest reaches of the Ireland, Donegal is one of the most popular destinations for visitors, especially Irish holidaymakers. The area is spectacularly beautiful, with miles and miles of unspoilt beaches and steep cliffs. Donegal has a rich history and heritage with. there are many fin castles, abbeys, ancient burial grounds and interpretive centres for those wishing to delve into its past. Donegal is a centre for traditional music and you will find local sessions in pubs or hotels across the county. During the summer months there are many arts and musical festivals to enjoy. There are many craft and fashion shops in the towns and villages where you can but the world famouus Donegal hand-woven tweed. After your shopping you can relax with a drink or coffee in one of the local bares or hotels. County If you love golf, you will love the many courses to be found in County Donegal. Some of the best golf courses in Ireland are found here. In addition the local landscape makes it the ideal location for hill walking, cycling and horse-riding. Water sports particpants are spoiled for choice with surfing at Rossnowlagh or Bundoran, white water rafting on the River Finn and dozens of beautiful beaches for swimming. There are many rivers and beaches that are great for fishing and lots of opportunites to hire a biat to take yoo deep sea fishing. Just off the coast of Donegal is Tory Island iand you can get there from Bunbeg and Magheraroarty. Tory island is famous for its school of painters, the Tory Island School, who have been widely acclaimed both at home and abroad. The Tau Cross and round tower near West Town date back to a 6th century settlement established by St. Colmcille. Irelandin1 features Donegal hotels and B&B accommodation. Use the search box on this page to search for hotel accommodation in Donegal. |




