Places to visit in Donegal
Arranmore, Árainn Mhór, is in the Donegal Gaeltacht and is three miles from the Donegal mainland coast. The island scenery is characteristic of the Rosses area of Donegal with hills, rocks and small lakes dotting the landscape. It is an ideal holiday location for walking, learning Irish, diving, cycling, pubs and nightlife and sea and lake angling.
Toraigh, or Tory Island, nine miles north of the coast of Donegal, is by common consent “the most isolated, the most desolate, the most windswept of any of the Irish islands”. It is an island drenched by the sea, drenched by the elements, and drenched with history and folklore.
Letterkenny Town Park, Donegal is the biggest public park in the region and is also known as the Bernard McGlinchey park. The Park opened in the year 1999. It is in the proximity of the St. Conal’s Hospital and is situated at the Hospital Roundabout.