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News and Events about County Donegal in Ireland © Go Visit Donegal Blog, 2019.

Donegal Tourism Launches Digital Campaign Promoting Responsible Caravan & Camping Practices

Visitors encouraged to embrace official campers code

As the peak visitor season approaches, Donegal Tourism today announced the launch of a new digital campaign focused on promoting responsible caravan and camping throughout the county. The initiative encourages visitors planning a camping or caravanning holiday in Donegal to utilise the excellent network of official registered campsites and to adhere to our ‘Campers Code’ designed to protect the region’s stunning natural environment and ensure a positive experience for visitors and locals alike.
 

Rossnowlagh named in World’s Top 100 beaches list

Rossnowlagh beach in south Donegal has been named on the World’s Top 100 Beaches list released by Corona in celebration of their 100th anniversary.

Saltwater Brings First Junior WSL Event to Bundoran

Saltwater Festival is set to make history in Irish Surfing as it brings the first World Surf League (WSL) event to Northwest Ireland this September. The four-day competition will take place from 4–7 September 2025 in Bundoran.

Big Donegal Clean up Campaign launched for 2025

The launch for the 2025 Big Donegal Clean-Up campaign took place on a beautiful sunny day at the pier in Donegal Town where more than 70 people came together in a celebration of collaboration and community.

Celebrating Donegal’s Literary Legacy on World Book Day: Writers, Landmarks, and Festivals

Celebrating Donegal’s Literary Legacy on World Book Day: Writers, Landmarks, and Festivals
Donegal, a land of breathtaking landscapes and deep-rooted culture, has long been an inspiration to many of Ireland’s greatest writers. From its wild coastal cliffs to its tranquil valleys, Donegal’s beauty has shaped and influenced countless literary voices. On World Book Day, it’s the perfect moment to honor the literary giants associated with Donegal, explore key landmarks tied to their works, and discover the writing festivals that continue to bring the written word to life in this stunning corner of Ireland.

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