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Houses of a High Standard quality and finish. The development is situated in the beauty of the scenic Fanad peninsula near the much sought after location of Portsalon, with views of the award winning blue flag beach of Ballymastocker.

Run by Phyllis and Michael Needham, Lismolin B&B is a bright and clean modern townhouse where you can be sure of receiving a warm welcome. Facilities include private car parking and comfortable en-suite bedrooms, with televisions available in all rooms. Less than two minutes from Donegal Town Centre

This B&B is located in a perfect position for visiting Gweedore, Ranafast or Annagry in West Donegal, hillwalking, climbing Errigal or Muckish mountains or Slieve League - the highest sea cliffs in western Europe or indeed visiting many of the beautiful sights in Donegal. Situated in Crolly off N56.

Sleepy hollows is a small family run campsite situated in the Gaeltacht region of Donegal, Ireland. If you like camping in a small campsite set in natural woodland surroundings then Sleepy hollows is the place for you. It is situated in the quiet village of Meenaleck in Crolly, off the N56 road.

Situated a half a kilometer from Buncrana Town Centre overlooking the picturesque Lough Swilly and with a backdrop of Fahan Hill, this is an ideal place to have a mobile home or to stay for a while in a towing caravan or motor home.

Enjoy a quiet peaceful stay in our beautiful countryside location. Broadband access available if needed. Sonas Bed & Breakfast for a warm welcome everytime....

This wiki aims to be the most comprehensive resource and metasite relating to the historical, cultural and natural heritage of the county. It has been established as a public forum and "web-space" for anyone who wishes to contribute material of interest. There are many Co. Donegal websites (some of them are very good indeed, and are linked in to this site!), but this wiki is different. It is an open source project (only loosely edited and regulated) that will facilitate the publication of a wide variety of material that would not otherwise see the light of day. Every house in the county has a "glory box", photograph album or collection of "stuff" from previous generations.

The name of our school is Killian N.S. 'Killian' comes from the Irish word 'Cillín' which means a small graveyard. Unbaptised children were buried in a field behind the school long ago. The townland is called 'Cillín'.It is a two teacher school with, 20 pupils in Mrs. CD's room (her full name is Mrs. Charlette Campell Doherty but that's too long to say) and 20 in Mr. O' Donnell's room (he is the Principal).The school is in a country area in the Parish of Inver, south Co. Dongal, Republic of Ireland.

Tógadh Scoil Chróine sa bhliain 1979 / St. Crona's N.S. was built in 1979.Ag an bpoinnte seo tá príomhoide, deichniúr múinteoir ranga, triúr muinteoir do na ranganna speisialta, múinteoir feabhais agus comhordaitheoir caidrimh tí/scoile ag obair sa scoil.The school has a principal teacher, 10 class teachers, three special class teachers, a learning support teacher and a h/s/c/liaison co-ordinator at present.

Donegal County Council’s Public Art Programme has been active since 1990 and to date over forty commissions have been awarded and delivered in the capital construction of Roads, Housing, Water, Environment & Emergency Services, Libraries and Fire stations.