Donegal Town Holiday Homes

Donegal Town is very popular during the summer months, and it is a gateway to the southern part of County Donegal. There are many fine, sandy beaches in the area boasting some of the best surfing conditions in Western Europe. Donegal is also used as a base for hill-walking in the nearby Bluestack Mountains.

The town is home to the regional newspaper Donegal Democrat and the more local newspaper Donegal Times. Ocean FM, an independent regional radio station, has one of its three studios in the town, which broadcasts to most of south County Donegal.

Lismore Donegal Town

Lismore

Located on an elevated site on the Old Golf Course Road, just outside Donegal Town, this modern, luxury cottage has panoramic views over Donegal Bay and the surrounding coastline.

Sea View Donegal Town

Sea View

Sea View Cottage is lovely modern holiday home located in the vibrant tourist town of Donegal.  Situated on a small hillside overlooking Donegal Bay the holiday home is 250 meters from the waters edge

The Craft Village Donegal Town

The Blue Stack Mountains offer great hillwalking opportunities. Further afield are the spectacular cliffs at Slieve League and Glenveagh National Park along with many more scenic locations.

Historically, the town itself is famous for being the former home to the O’Donnell clan, who played a pivotal role in Irish history. From the 15th to the 17th century, they provided the main opposition to the colonisation of Ireland by England. The town itself contains Donegal Castle and the remains of a Franciscan abbey which dates back to the 15th century.

Nancy’s Bar, Ardara

Nancys Bar, Ardara is renowned for its bar food and for its music sessions. With a bit of luck you could end up in the middle of a traditional music session after your bar meal.

Castle Murray House Restaurant Donegal

Castle Murray House Restaurant Donegal - Castle Murray House is undoubtedly one of the best restaurants in Co Donegal. From its elevated site this award winning restaurant enjoys panoramic views...

Bundoran Golf Club Donegal

Bundoran Golf Club Donegal - a wonderful 18 hole golf course laid out in two loops of nine around the landmark Great Northern Hotel with the 9th and 18th greens close to the clubhouse. The course...

The Allingham Arts Festival

After several years absence, the Allingham Arts Festival was successfully revived in 2011. The festival had been a feature of the cultural calendar in Ballyshannon since the 1970s. The festival was...

The Bluestack Way Donegal

The Bluestack Way Donegal - The Bluestack Way was formed in 1999 and is a 65km long walking route from Donegal Town to Ardara. The route crosses the Bluestack Mountains, with peaks of 600m but the...

Port Famine Village Donegal

Port is an abandoned “Famine Village” located on the coast about 14 km north west of Glencolmcille in Co Donegal. It is also referred to as a “Ghost Village” or “The Deserted Village” – a reference to the fact that a whole hamlet of houses just seems to have been abandoned to the elements.

Carrick Holiday Cottages

Carrick Holiday Cottages – a selection of holiday rentals in the Carrick area of southwest Donegal. Book directly with owners to get best rates.

Sliabh Liag Angling Association

The Sliabh Liag Angling Association organises the fishing for salmon and seatrout on the Glen Fishery in south west Donegal. This is a progressive club dedicated to the preservation and maintenance...

Lough Doon Ring Fort Donegal

Doon Fort is an ancient ring fort on Doon Lough in the townland of Drumboghill which is 9km kilometres north of Ardara and not far from the coastal villages of Narin and Portnoo.

Narin and Portnoo Golf Club

Narin and Portnoo Golf Club - situated in the beautiful seaside village of Narin in southwest Donegal. Enjoying sweeping views over Gweebarra Bay this friendly golf club is regarded as one of the...

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