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DUNGLOE Capital of The Rosses and a lively town, Dungloe is known all over Ireland and further afield as the one time home of the Mary From Dungloe and the festival called after her. Tourist Office Fame Angling Centre Ionad Teampall Croine Library Aire de Service Point at Maghery Community Centre BURTONPORT A fishing port in the wester Gaeltacht where you can embark for the island of Arranmore. Arranmore Ferry (blue ferry) Arranmore Car & Passenger Ferry (red ferry) Wild Atlantic Discovery Point - Burtonport Harbour CRUIT ISLAND A bridge joins this scenic island to the mainland and is noted for its wildfowl sanctuary. Whether or not you play golf, a trip to the island is highly recommended. Cruit Island Golf Club KINCASSLAGH Home to the famous Irish singer - Daniel O'Donnell CARRICKFINN Small village with a wildlife sanctuary and home to Donegal Airport with services to Dublin and Glasgow. Wild Atlantic Way Discovery Point - Carrickfinn Beach ANNAGRY / CROLLY Annagry is a beautiful village situated in the heart of the Irish speaking Rosses. Crolly is home to the famous singing groups 'Clannad', 'Altan' and the singer Enya. Call into the family pub Leo's Tavern and enjoy the displays of gold and platinum records celebrating their achievements. GWEEDORE / BUNBEG / DERRYBEG These three towns are so close they could be mistaken as one. An Clachán Art & Craft Gallery Game Angling Centre - Bunbeg Beach Bunbeg Craft Shops - Derrybeg Tory Island Ferry - ferry service from the harbour of Bunbeg and Magheraroarty to Tory Island Gola Ferry Service - ferry trips to Gola Island Wild Atlantic Way Discovery Point - Bunbeg Harbour BLOODY FORELAND Bloody Foreland derived its name from the colour of the rock on this scenic headland. Breathtaking scenic drive. Teah Mhuris - a restored thatched 1860's house with traditional house & farming implements on display. Guided tour available, open Easter - September. Tel: +353 (0)74 953 2208 MEENLARAGH Gaeltacht village with ferry service to Tory Island. Wild Atlantic Way Discovery Point - Magheraroarty GORTAHORK An attractive resort village on the shores of Ballyness Bay. DUNLEWEY Dominated by Errigal mountain - Donegal's highest peak reaching over 752 metres, this tiny village overlooks two lovely lakes which run the length of the village. Ionad Cois Locha / Dunlewey Centre www.dunleweycentre.com GLENVEAGH Glenveagh National Park - 16,000 hectares of mountains, lakes, woods and wild bog. The park has a visitor centre, you can take a tour of Glenveagh Castle, which was built in 1870. The castle gardens are among the finest in Ireland. Restaurant and Tea Room available. www.glenveaghnationalpark.ie CHURCHILL Located on the shores of Lough Gartan, this lively village has homely pubs and is ideal for activity enthusiasts. Colmcille Heritage Centre - an exhibition featuring the life and times of St. Colmcille Gartan Outdoor Education Centre The Glebe Gallery Further details also available on the following websites: The Rosses: www.therosses.ie Visit Gweedore: www.gaothdobhair.ie
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