Killybegs International Carpet Making & Fishing Centre offers a unique experience in the Fishing and Carpet making history for visitors who venture to the shores of this picturesque town situated on the Donegal coastline. Read more...
Lough Derg began, probably in the sixth century, as a monastic retreat, a place of prayer and contemplation away from social and commercial life. In today’s noisy and turbulent world, pilgrims appreciate a haven of peace, a remote corner where the discom fort of physical discipline is more than compensated for by getting away from the stress of modern-day living. Read more...
An opportunity to experience Ramelton’s path from Gaelic stronghold through Plantation upheaval to Georgian prosperity. Take the time to walk the street of a Plantation town and to trace your Donegal roots. Read more...
Built in 1746, this building was used as a courthouse until 1938. Come and witness the trials and experience the dark dungeons and afterwards relax in our restaurant. With the aid of the latest audio visual techniques, relive the harrowing experiences of the prisoners in the cells below the courthouse. Read more...
Visit the Donegal Railway Heritage Centre and find out just what it was like to travel on the narrow gauge railways of County Donegal. Stretching from Derry and Strabane to Glenties and Ballyshannon, the County Donegal Railway provided the essential trans port for farmers and fishermen, businessmen and builders, housewives and schoolchildren – everyone who needed to get about. The Read more...
