Things to do in Donegal

Shopping Areas in Donegal
Spas in Donegal
Golf Courses in Donegal

     Donegal Golf Club
    Narin & Portnoo Golf Club
    Rosapenna Golf Club
    Ballybofey & Stranorlar Golf Club
    Buncrana Golf Club
    Cloughaneeley Golf Club
    Cruit Island Golf Club
    Dunfanaghy Golf Club
    Greencastle Golf Club
    Gweedore Golf Club
    Letterkenny Golf Club
    North West Golf Club
    Otway Golf Club
    Portsalon Golf Club
    RedcastleGolf Club
    Gweedore Golf Club
    Letterkenny Golf Club

Events in Donegal

Cultural highlights

Nite Clubs in Donegal

Mountains and Lakes in Donegal
    Mount Errigal County Donegal
    Slieve League Detour, Carrick
    The Bluestack Mountain Range, Pettigo
    Muckish creeslough
    Sleeve Sneach, Inishowen County Donegal

Tourist attractions in Donegal

County Museum, High Road, letterkenny County Donegal
Donegal County Museum has been publicly opened since 1987. Originally a Wardens house of the letterkenny work house. This museum has been buildt since 1843.

Glenveagh National Park, Churchill, Letterkenny County Donegal
Comprising of more than 9500 hectares of Donegal countryside, The National park contains a large herd of Red Deer. The National Park was opened formally in 1986 and, from the purpose-built Visitor Centre. For more information and bouchers please select Glenveagh

Corn And Flax Mills, Newmills, Letterkenny County Donegal
Corn and Flax mill has one of the largest working water wheels in Ireland. It was constructed in 1867 by Stevensons Foundary.

Lifford Old Court House, The Diamond Lifford County Donegal
The history of Lifford Old Court house, dates back to 1743. Since 1994 part of the building is used by the county library board, county archives department, Agricultural Committee and Land Registry.

Grianan Ailligh, Burt County Donegal
Griann Ailligh is a circular stone structure that dates back to 1700BC. there is currently renovations so viewing maybe restricted.

Beltany Stone Circle, Beltany, Raphoe, County Donegal
The Beltany Stone was built around 1400-800 BC, comprising of 64 large stones. It is situated on an elevated site. outside of Raphoe town.

Colmcille Heritage Centre, Gartlan, Letterkenny County Donegal

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