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Self Catering Ireland - Co. Donegal, Thatched Cottage Holiday Accommodation Co. Donegal | Teac Chondai Thatched Cottage, Loughanure, Co. Donegal, Ireland

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Teac Chondai - Thatched Cottage. Self Catering Donegal Holiday Accommodation. Self Catering Donegal - Teac Chondai, Loughanure, Co. Donegal, Ireland. Saoire Mara Sea Charters and Angling. Ionad Siúl - Hill Walking Centre. Discounts up to 30%. Beautiful Cottage, quiet peaceful place, great to stay here, wish we could stay longer. K Sweeney, Lancaster, England). Love this place and I will be back! Excellent stay in this period cottage, so many friendly people around, would highly recommend.

littleireland.ie

Leisure, All Ireland from Little Ireland, Small Businesses in Ireland

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Leisure - All Ireland. AlgAran Seaweed Products, Ireland. An Gailearaí - Gailearaí na gCroisbhealaí Teo. Eagles Flying - Irish Raptor Research Centre. Oileán Thoraí / Tory Island. Patsy Dan Rodgers - Tory Island Artist. Royal Meath Pitch and Putt Club, Ireland. The Gallery - Gailearaí na gCroisbhealaí Teo. Tory Island Ferry - Comhlacht Farantóireachta Oileán Thoraigh. Tory Island Harbour View Hotel / Óstán Radharc Na Céibhe. Make Little Ireland Your Homepage! Terms and Conditions of Use.

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"An Sciobol" - Cruit Island and Area

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Holiday home on Cruit Island, Kincasslagh, Donegal, Ireland. Cruit Island and Area. Cruit is an island in the area of Donegal called The Rosses. The name Cruit (pronounced Critch) is derived from the Irish An Chruit meaning ‘the hump or little hillock’ although it is also the old Irish word for the harp. Which makes every use of the natural contours of the coast to provide both a test of golf skills and spectacular views at every turn. Be sure to sample the scenery by clicking on the. On the map above.

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Top 10 Activities Along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way -- National Geographic

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Skip to this page's content. Activities Along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. Top 10 Activities Along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. People ride horseback on a beach in Sligo, Ireland. Stefan Mayr, Island View Riding Stables. By Kathleen M. Mangan. Meet the King of Tory Island, Donegal. Explore Ruins and Legends on Coney Island, Sligo. Ride Horses on Deserted Beaches and Islands, Sligo. Trawalua Strand near Cliffony isn’t accessible by car, so it’s typically deserted you’re more likely to see cows wading in t...

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The Gamer Traveler: Episode 02 - Ireland

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Travel and Gaming all in one. Episode 01 - Warwick Castle, England. Episode 00 - Introduction. Episode 02 - Ireland. Show Notes for Episode 02. Download Episode 02 - Ireland. Shamrock.org: Tourism Ireland. Official site of the Irish Board of Tourism. Info on the traveling, lodging, attractions and events for the whole island. The Wikipedia entry for Ireland. See photos of Ireland, from our honeymoon. The online travel journal of our trip to Ireland. All links are either to an official site or to Wikipedia.

donegaltours.ie

Donegal Tours - Glenveagh Castle and Park - Mount Errigal - Dunlewey Lakeside Centre - Dunfanaghy

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Glenveagh and The Wild Atlantic Way. Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Departs Donegal Town at 9:00am. And Letterkenny at 9.45am. Return to Letterkenny approx 4pm and Donegal Town 4:45pm. Glenveagh National Park and Castle. Is the premier visitor attraction in Donegal. The castle, built in 1869, is set amongst beautifully maintained gardens, and offers magnificent mountain views, raised boglands, and tremendous lakes and woodlands across the 16,000 acres of National Park. Killahoey Strand, Dunfanaghy.

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Donegal Tours - Glenveagh Castle and Park - Mount Errigal - Dunlewey Lakeside Centre - Dunfanaghy

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Glenveagh and The Wild Atlantic Way. Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Departs Donegal Town at 9:00am. And Letterkenny at 9.45am. Return to Letterkenny approx 4pm and Donegal Town 4:45pm. Glenveagh National Park and Castle. Is the premier visitor attraction in Donegal. The castle, built in 1869, is set amongst beautifully maintained gardens, and offers magnificent mountain views, raised boglands, and tremendous lakes and woodlands across the 16,000 acres of National Park. Killahoey Strand, Dunfanaghy.

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Useful Links - Moores Holiday Homes, Dunfanaghy, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal

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Raquo; Find Us. Historical Places to Visit:. Within 20 miles of Dunfanaghy). Arranmore Island (within 20 miles of Dunfanaghy). The Glebe Gallery (within 20 miles of Dunfanaghy). Muck 'n Muffins Pottery Shop. Alastair Simmons Basket Maker. Joe and Anne Kanes Pottery and Tea Shop. Within 10 miles of Dunfanaghy). Doe Castle (within 10 miles of Dunfanaghy). Within 20 miles of Dunfanaghy). Colmcille Heritage Centre (within 20 miles of Dunfanaghy). Portsalon Golf Club T: 353 (0)74 9159459. Site by Pat McAllen.

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Crabsend Cottage in Donegal - The Area

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Photographs on this page are individually accredited. The nearest small village of Annagary. Is only five minutes drive away, where it is possible to buy all basic necessities and find a variety of pubs and restaurants. The area around here is known as the Gaeltacht. As Gaelic is widely spoken. The village has a population of only around 250 people. Within an hours drive is the beautiful Glenveagh National Park. With a magnificent castle standing on the edge of the loch. And also a cinema. Only a few mil...

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eqlectia: agosto 2008

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Martes, 26 de agosto de 2008. El arte de la supervivencia. Los 142 habitantes de la isla de. Al noroeste de Irlanda, veían peligrar su continuidad en ella. Las inclemencias de un tiempo casi ártico y la masiva salida de sus jóvenes llevaron incluso al gobierno irlandés a buscarles nueva ubicación en tierra más firme. En un viaje a. En 1955, el pintor británico Derek Hill. De la isla de. Se convirtió en una muestra de cómo el arte ha hecho posible la supervivencia de una comunidad. Não o vi chorar por mim,.