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Magheraclogher Beach, West coast of Donegal.

Ta Failte Romhat Isteach

Hello travellers, and welcome to my pages.
Mas rud e go dtig liom cuidiu leat, bheadh luchair orm cloisteail uait le tuilleadh eolais a thabhairt duit.

I'd like to introduce you to Co. Donegal, my home, in the North West
Check it out for information on
this years =events, accomodation, castles, fishing, golf courses, surfing,restaurants, visitors centres, archeological sites etc.
I have plenty of pictures and information, of the "off the beaten track" for you.
For this year's Festival Programme:
http://www.maryfromdungloe.info"...Mary From Dungloe International Festival 2006

Dec 28th-03Jan: Frankie Kennedy Weekend, Traditional music and classes Tel 087-2389303.
Frankie Kennedy Weekend...075 31639 ..This is a very successful weekend which involves traditional music workshop and music sessions, which take place in Dunlewey Lakeside Centre, and around the bars in Gweedore. http://www.crannog.ie/ais.htm" for Gweedore activities.
Also I've been asked about ferries and flights to Dublin, Belfast, Derry etc and small airports within the country.

Gweebara Bay at sunset closeby Dooey Beach where NaRossaSurf school give surfing lessons.

Shades of green near the town of Dunfanaghy.

Maghery beach, near Dungloe.

Traditional Irish cottage.
Trawenagh, Rosses.

Hill Walks.........

Mountain views......taken from Hornhead, Co. Donegal.

There are many historical sites scattered around the county of Donegal. They are not well advertised here, but tourists seem to find them if they're interested....