Co. Donegal Tourism Guide

Donegal is located in the north of the country, in the Republic of Ireland. Donegal hosts some of the most spectacular scenery in Ireland ranging from high mountains, rivers, lakes, to coastal cliffs and beaches. Ireland's most northerly point, Malin Head, extends into the Atlantic Ocean on the Inishowen peninsula.

Places to stay in Co. Donegal include Annagry (1), Ardara (3), Ballyliffin (4), Ballyshannon (1), Bridgend (1), Brinlack (1), Bunbeg (1), Buncrana (5), Bundoran (5), Burt (1), Carndonagh (2), Carrick (1), Carrigans (1), Culdaff (1), Donegal Town (12), Downings (2), Dunfanaghy (2), Dungloe (3), Glenties (4), Gortahork (1), Killybegs (4), Laghey (1), Letterkenny (10), Lettermacaward (1), Lough Eske (1), Moville (3), Pettigo (1), Portnablagh (1), Portnoo (1), Ramelton (2), Redcastle (1), Rossnowlagh (1), Stranorlar (1). Other towns include Arranmore Island, Ballybofey, Barnesmore Gap, Burnfoot, Burtonport, Carrigart, Churchill, Clonmany, Creeslough, Crolly, Cruit, Derrybeg, Doochary, Drimarone, Dunkineely, Dunlewey, Fahan, Falcarragh, Fintown, Frosses, Glencolmcille, Glenveagh, Greencastle, Gweedore, Inishowen, Inver, Kerrykeel, Kilcar, Killygordon, Kincasslagh, Kindrum, Laghy, Lifford, Malin, Manorcunningham, Marble Hill, Milford, Mountcharles, Muff, Newtowncunningham, Portsalon, Raphoe, Rathmullan, Speenogue, Teelin, Termon, Tory Island.

Getting To and Around Co. Donegal

Donegal has its own airport at Carrickfinn with very limited services to Ireland and Britain. Aside from the airport, the nearest ferryports are at Belfast and Larne; and better air services are available at Ireland West Airport Knock, Belfast, and Dublin. There are no railway lines in Donegal. There are bus services to Sligo, Galway, and Dublin; as well as to Derry and Belfast in Northern Ireland. Details on getting around Donegal, and of the nearest air- and seaports can be found in our Co. Donegal Transport Guide.

Events in Co. Donegal

• Earagail Arts Festival Various Venues across Donegal