- Lough Derg & Pettigo
- Pettigoe
- Lough Derg is a large shallow lough of over 2000 acres 4 miles north of Pettigo.
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- The Diamond
- Donegal Town (Dún na nGall)
- The centre of Donegal Town where the fair day took place up until 1967.
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- Fionntan Gogarty
- Donegal Town (Dún na nGall)
- The inspiration for Fionntan Gogartys' paintings is the ever changing moods of the landscape of the north and west of Ireland and it's rich Megalithic art. He uses Batik as his primary medium working on Irish linen and farming it in native woods.
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- Ballyloughan House & Gardens
- Bruckless (An Bhroclais)
- First established in 1905. South facing semi-wild garden on Donegal Bay sheltered from the sea by mature woodland. Cliff-top paths with lovely views. Huge 100 year old weeping beech overlooking stream borders the fruit and vegetable garden. Many spring flowering shrubs and intresting perennials. Acid-loving shrubs include rhododendron, azalea, magnolia, embothrium & myrtle. Also many moisture loving plants such as rodgersis and primula. Dogs an lead welcome. Children must be supervised.
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- Donegal Castle
- Donegal Town (Dún na nGall)
- The centrepiece of Donegal Town is without a doubt O'Donnell's Castle better known as Donegal Castle by the banks of the river Eske.
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- Donegal Town's Churches
- Donegal Town (Dún na nGall)
- On the other side of the road as you leave Donegal Castle you will observe a building of old world appearance in cut stone a relic of lost art - stone masonry.
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- Blue Stack Mountains & Barnesmore Gap
- Donegal Town (Dún na nGall)
- Barnesmore Gap is that big opening between Croaghconnelagh (Connall's mountain) and Croaghonagh (Owen's mountain). Here in this very fine mountain pass the traveller is absolutely shut in between these two great hills as he wends his way along a really excellent road that traverses the gap.
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- Niall Bruton
- Donegal Town (Dún na nGall)
- Established since 1987, Niall produces a wide range of items in metals, from medallions to monuments. His jewellery is meticulously handcrafted, creatively combining modern innovative designs with ancient Celtic forms, utilising precious metals and stones.
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- Brendan McGloin
- Donegal Town (Dún na nGall)
- Brendan Mc Gloin began to form his career with stone shortly after finishing a four-year diploma in Graphic Design at Letterkenny Institute of Technology in 1992. My first appreciation of architectural masonry was seen while working on the Bristol Swallow Hotel ( Neo-Classic Style building using Bath Sandstone).
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- Donegal Art Gallery
- Donegal Town (Dún na nGall)
- The Donegal Art Gallery is located on Upper Main Street, Donegal Town, and is open Monday to Saturday, from 9am to 6pm
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