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#1 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
43 reviews
Attraction type National Parks
Distance 9.2 km from city centre
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#2 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
65 reviews
On the way to Malin Head in County Donegal, take the time to detour out to Doagh Isle, to the Famine Musuem. Parking is readily available, and the admission fee is reasonable...
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Attraction type Historic Sites
Distance 59.2 km from city centre
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#3 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
17 reviews
Attraction type Lookouts; Geologic Formations
Distance 54.2 km from city centre
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#4 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
9 reviews
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Discover the new you through the looking glass Rathmullan, SPA TREATMENT'S INCLUDE; Infra Red Sauna SessionHot Stone MassageDeep Tissue MassageSwedish......
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Discover the new you through the looking glass Rathmullan, SPA TREATMENT'S INCLUDE; Infra Red Sauna SessionHot Stone MassageDeep Tissue MassageSwedish MassageMatis Skin CareMatis Facial'sMatis Body CareSALON TREATMENT'S INCLUDE;Waxing TintingSun Fx Spray TanningSt Tropez TanningOPI Nail CareOPI ManicureCallus Peel Pedicure HEALTH & FITNESS TREATMENT;Vibro Plate Toning Machine
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Attraction type Spas
Distance 34.5 km from city centre
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#5 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
8 reviews
Attraction type Castles; National Parks
Distance 6.8 km from city centre
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#6 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
16 reviews
Attraction type Amusement/ Theme Parks; Playgrounds
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#7 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
14 reviews
Surfworld is a surf shop and surf school based on The Surf Coast in Bundoran, Co. Donegal. Run by the Fitzgerald Family, Surfworld has been the leading surf shop in the North...
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Attraction type Sports Camps/ Clinics
Distance 54.3 km from city centre
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#8 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
12 reviews
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Legend says it was built by the ancient gods; the ring fort was known as the Sun Palace and was held sacred. Traces of ancient earthworks, dating to......
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Legend says it was built by the ancient gods; the ring fort was known as the Sun Palace and was held sacred. Traces of ancient earthworks, dating to the early Iron Age, surround the fort, enclosing an area of about 5 acres (0.02 km2). The fort itself was probably built in the early centuries of the Christian era. From the 5th to the 12th century AD it served as the royal seat of the O Neill sept of Aileach; it was destroyed by Murtogh O Brien, king of Munster in 1101. To make the demolition complete, the king ordered each of his soldiers to take away a stone from the fort. Grianan of Aileach was reconstructed by Dr Bernard of Derry in 1870, but archaeologists are doubtful about the inner restoration.
Surrounding the stone fort are three concentric low walls which formed part of the original fortification of the fort.
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Attraction type Ancient Ruins; Historic Sites
Distance 17.6 km from city centre
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#9 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
13 reviews
Donegal Castle is in the heart of the town and is well worth a visit. More info about the castle: http://en.wikiped...
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Attraction type Castles
Distance 32.5 km from city centre
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#10 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
3 reviews
Attraction type Golf Courses
Distance 37.7 km from city centre
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#11 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
20 reviews
The best advice on Tory is come prepared. The weather can change very quickly on Tory so be prepared to stay longer. It is then that you will be able to experience the true Tory...
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Attraction type Islands
Distance 38.6 km from city centre
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#12 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
3 reviews
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Narin & Portnoo is a Par 73 Championship Links Course, in south west Donegal. One of the most natural links courses in Ireland with stunning views of......
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Narin & Portnoo is a Par 73 Championship Links Course, in south west Donegal. One of the most natural links courses in Ireland with stunning views of the Gweebara Bay and a unrivalled hole variety. Considered by Philip Reid as one of the "great eight" courses of Ireland it is a course that every golfer should play at least once.Visitors are welcome to play the course and avail of the bar/resturant facilities in the newly renovated clubhouse which all combine to create a truely memorable day.
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Attraction type Golf Courses
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#13 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
3 reviews
The ruins of a Franciscan monastery founded in 1474.
Attraction type Ancient Ruins
Distance 67.5 km from city centre
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#14 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
7 reviews
A replica of a thatched cottage village that offers a glimpse at life as it was lived in past centuries.
Attraction type Historic Sites
Distance 32.6 km from city centre
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#15 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
9 reviews
Malin Head is considered to be the jewel of the North. And there's more info on getting there in the County Donegal forum. Visit their website to see and hear all you need to...
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Attraction type Landmarks/ Points of Interest
Distance 9.6 km from city centre
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#16 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
2 reviews
Attraction type Scenic Drives
Distance 41.4 km from city centre
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#17 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
4 reviews
Attraction type Art Museums; Historic Sites
Distance 17.6 km from city centre
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#18 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
7 reviews
Attraction type Game/ Entertainment Centres; Bowling Alleys
Distance 17.7 km from city centre
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#19 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
18 reviews
Attraction type Military Museums
Distance 41.4 km from city centre
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#20 of 66 attractions in County Donegal
5 reviews
Attraction type Historic Sites; History Museums
Distance 27.0 km from city centre
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