Donegal - Donegal

Disambiguation - For toponyms of identical name, see Donegal (disambiguation).

Donegal County is a term that indicates a region ofUlster and also an administrative division of the Republic of Ireland.

To know

Lifford - County seat.
Ardara - Center of textiles where looms and consequently tweeds and sweaters abound.
Ballyshannon - A town with many Georgian houses.
Bunberg - Center on the coast.
Bundoran - Another seaside resort not far from the previous one.
Donegal - Town in a deep inlet.
Dungloe - Town from where you start to explore the Rosses.
Killybegs - A center of fishing but also of manufacturing of precious carpets that adorn some rooms of Dublin Castle.
Letterkenny - Large town on the banks of the River Swilly.
Malin More - Small resort with many coves and coves in the surroundings.
Rossnowlagh - A seaside resort.

Glencolumbkille - A valley where the sanctuary of San Colomba attracts many pilgrims.
Grianan Ailigh - A 5th century circular stone building just 10km west of the city of Derry (Londonderry)., at the entrance to the Inishoven peninsula.
Lough Derg - A lake destination of pilgrimages because, according to tradition, St. Patrick retired there in prayer with the intent of chasing away the evil spirits that infested Ireland.
Glenveagh National Park - The park of the Birches (from glen = birch) is among the major attractions of Donegal. It covers a mountainous territory dotted with lakes and woods that attracts a large number of hikers in summer.
Rosguill Peninsula'
Rosses - A rocky promontory dotted with countless lakes.
Slieve League - A stretch of coast that falls overhanging the sea, forming the most impressive cliffs in Europe, and which takes on suggestive colors in the hours before sunset.
Tory Island - Tiny windswept island interesting for the proud character of its inhabitants who successfully opposed a government attempt to uproot them from their homes and move them to the mainland.