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Coffee go Leor

Coffee Shop located on Main Street, Falcarragh, serving Breakfast, Lunch, Cream Teas & Sweet Treats. Home-baking, large selection of teas & Free WiFI

Local family-owned cafe, ran by Anne-Marie & John Craig & family ( Formerly of Bia Cois Farraige in Magheraoarty), we promise you a warm welcome & great meal or takeaway. opening times change in Summer season, please feel free to contact us with any queries you might have.

Batch Donegal

Falcarragh & Donegal’s newest foodie experience and social space.

Beár Ghaoth Dobhair – Gweedore Bar

Family run Bar & Restaurant along the WAW, where a warm welcome awaits you. Sample some delicious locally sourced food & drink. Plenty of craic & live music.

Óstán Loch Altan

Óstán Loch Altan, situated in Gortahork, North West Donegal, is a 39 en-suite bedroom hotel. It is named after Loch Altan, a lake situated at the foot of the northern slopes of nearby Mount Errigal. Gort a’Choirce, meaning field of oats, is in the heart of the Donegal Gaeltacht. The Wild Atlantic Way passes just […]

Teach Bhaile Chonaill – Ballyconnell House

Ballyconnell House was built around 1763 by the Olpherts, a family of Dutch landowners. It is set in a wooded park of around 500 acres. Wybrants Olphert bought the property from Captain Henry Harte who was granted lands in Cloughaneely for his loyalty to the Crown during the Ulster Plantation. In 1921 the house was […]

Droichead na nDeor – Bridge of Tears

Local people who were emigrating to the U.K., America and Australia would walk out this road on their way to the shipping port in Derry. Family and friends would accompany them out as far as this bridge. Here they would say their farewells. After passing through the gap most would never return. The bridge is […]

Reilig Thulach Bheaglaíoch – Tullaghobegley Graveyard

Tullaghobegley graveyard is said to be the oldest Christian burial ground of its size, in Northwest Donegal. The first church on this site is believed to have been established in the sixth century by Saint Begley. The graveyard served the parishes of Cloughaneelyand Gweedore. Funerals from Gweedore came on a fifteen-mile route across the mountains. […]

Gleann Nimhe – The Poison Glen

The Poisoned Glen lies right at the foot of Errigal (Donegal’s highest mountain). The views whether from above looking down into the valley and over Lough Dunlewey, or below looking upwards to the imposing mountain behind are very beautiful and it is probably one of the most photographed areas of Donegal, particularly the old church […]

Cros Ráithe – Ray Cross

This extraordinary 5.5m high cross stands inside the ruins of Ray Church. It was found broken in the graveyard, then rebuilt and erected inside the church walls for protection. Because the cross has no decorations or carvings, it’s not possible to date it but it is very similar to the late 8th century St John’s […]