County Donegal Home Of Ireland's Highest Sea Cliffs

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Located in the enchanting northwest of Ireland, County Donegal captivates with its rugged landscapes, rich history and cultural vibrancy. 

This diverse county, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, is renowned for its majestic cliffs, historic castles and welcoming communities. From the dramatic heights of Slieve League Cliffs to the serene waters of Lough Eske, 

Donegal offers a tapestry of natural wonders and outdoor adventures. Explore ancient forts, visit picturesque villages and immerse yourself in the unique heritage that defines this captivating corner of Ireland.

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  • Natural Wonders:

    1. Slieve League Cliffs: Marvel at some of the highest sea cliffs in Europe, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.

    2. Glenveagh National Park: Explore the picturesque landscapes, gardens, and the stunning Glenveagh Castle within the national park.

    3. Malin Head: Visit the northernmost point of Ireland for rugged coastal scenery and enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic.

    4. Fanad Head Lighthouse: Discover this iconic lighthouse perched on the dramatic Fanad Peninsula.

    5. Eas a' Ranca Waterfall: Experience the beauty of this waterfall located near the village of Glencolmcille.

  • Historical and Cultural Sites:

    6. Donegal Castle: Immerse yourself in history by visiting this well-preserved castle in the heart of Donegal town.

    7. Grianan of Aileach: Explore the ancient ringfort offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

    8. Doe Castle: Visit this historic castle situated on the shores of Sheephaven Bay.

    9. Glencolmcille Folk Village Museum: Step back in time and explore traditional thatched cottages depicting rural life in Ireland.

    10. Donegal Railway Heritage Centre: Learn about the history of rail travel in Donegal and its impact on the region.

  • Outdoor Activities:

    11. Surfing in Bundoran: Take advantage of the Atlantic waves and try surfing in one of Ireland's top surfing destinations.

    12. Hiking in the Bluestack Mountains: Discover the beauty of the Bluestack Mountains with various hiking trails suitable for all levels.

    13. Fishing on Lough Eske: Enjoy a day of fishing on the serene waters of Lough Eske, known for its trout and salmon.

    14. Glenveagh Mountain Walks: Embark on scenic walks in the Derryveagh Mountains surrounding Glenveagh National Park.

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Slieve League Mountains Donegal

Slieve League is a mountain on the Atlantic coast of County Donegal, Ireland. At 596 metres (1,955 ft), it has some of the highest sea cliffs on the island of Ireland. Although less famous than the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare, Slieve League’s cliffs reach almost three times higher.

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