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Think of County Donegal and you’ll think of sandy beaches, ever changing landscapes and seascapes against a backdrop of sugared mountains and mysterious moors.

County Donegal features fresh and clear shimmering streams, interesting museums, a beautiful National Park and activities like fishing and golfing. If you want to get away from a busy schedule and find solace in a place of wonderful wilderness, Donegal is the place to visit.

Accommodation in Donegal is high-quality and catered specifically for the many tourists who visit the county every year.

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Hotels in Donegal

Browse through Ireland's Hotel Guide to resolve all your worries about selecting a hotel, according to your budget and style in this amazingly beautiful place. Ranging from 2 star cheap hotels to 5 star luxury hotels, Hotels in Ireland provide every comfort and facility.

Car Hire and Rentals Donegal

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Hostels in Donegal

Browse through Ireland's Hostel Guide to resolve all your worries about selecting a hostel, according to your budget and style in this amazingly beautiful place. Hostels in Ireland provide every comfort and facility.

Golf in Donegal

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Restaurants in Donegal

During the recent years, many new restaurants have sprung up in Dublin. These restaurants offer a wide range of cuisines and attract tourists from all parts of the world. Reserve a restaurant in Dublin now.

County Donegal

Donegal is the most northerly county of the Republic of Ireland. It is renowned for the serene beauty of its coast, the windy peninsulas, steep cliffs and golden beaches rivalling any in Europe.

Accommodation in Donegal for tourists varies from guest houses and B&Bs to country houses, hotels and hostels.

Donegal has a history of over 9000 years of human occupation and hence it is renowned for its archaeology. Tomb monuments left by pre-Christian farmers and evidence of Viking settlements give some idea of the extent of Donegal's rich heritage.

St. Colmcille was the Donegal man who converted Scotland to Christianity and churches and religious sites commemorating him are evident throughout County Donegal.

Other fine places to visit in County Donegal include:

• The Glencolmcille Folk Village and Museum
• The Colmcille Monastery on Tory Island
• The Donegal County Museum
• Glenveagh National Park
• The Donegal Castle in Donegal Town
• The Newmills Corn and Flax Mills.

Hire a car to see Donegal at your leisure.

Donegal’s towns and attractions

Letterkenny is the largest town of Donegal County. The vibrant atmosphere of Letterkenny lends itself well to fun-loving tourists and as a result, many fantastic Donegal hotels are situated in the town. Whether it's designer clothes or quality handcrafted goods, you can be sure to find it in the abundant shopping places of Letterkenny.

When you are finally exhausted from your shopping spree, you can rest and relax and sip coffee in one of the many continental-style cafes. Alternatively, if nights filled with music, song and dancing floats your boat, the seaside resort Bundoran is the answer for you.

Donegal's neighbouring counties are also packed with beautiful attractions and scenery:

Leitrim
Tyrone
Derry

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