Below you will find just some of the attractions you may wish to visit during your stay in Donegal.
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Glenveagh National Park
Glenveagh National Park offers stunning scenery and dramatic landscape as well as fabulous gardens and the historic castle itself. Former home to Henry McIlhenny, this park is one of Donegal's most popular attractions. The castle played host to Greta Garbo, Percy French and Yehudi Menuhin.
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Derek Hill's House / Glebe Gallery
This gallery features the portraits and landscapes of the famous artist Derek Hill as well as tours of the house where many fine works and artifacts from the Arts and Crafts period are on display.
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Mountain Climbing on Errigal and other Derryveagh Mountains
Errigal, Donegal's highest mountain peak, is one of the most popular climbs in Ireland. Even though Errigal is the highest peak in Donegal it is a relatively easy climb and the visitor will be rewarded with a panoramic view of the three neighbouring parishes on reaching the summit. Other popular mountain climbs include An Mhucais and Sliabh Sneachta. All mountains are potentially dangerous, so take care if you climb
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Carrickfinn Beach
There are many beautiful golden sand beaches along the coast of Donegal, including Carrickfinn Beach which has attained Blue Flag status. This beach is located right beside Donegal airport.
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Local History
The local landscape is studded with archaeological remains and places of historical interest, including the abandoned church in Dunlewey, pictured here. This was a church of Ireland building put up by the landlord of Dunlewey in the 1830's for the small protestant community that worked in and around the estate.
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