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Ards Forest Park
Located 3km south-east of Dunfanaghy, has marked nature trails and is also a wildfowl sanctuary. It covers the northern shore of the Ards Peninsula, the southern shore was taken over by the Capuchin monks in 1930, the grounds of their friary buildings are open to the public.
Places to Visit Donegal
Located 3km south-east of Dunfanaghy, has marked nature trails and is also a wildfowl sanctuary. It covers the northern shore of the Ards Peninsula, the southern shore was taken over by the Capuchin monks in 1930, the grounds of their friary buildings are open to the public.
Places to Visit Donegal
Arranmore Island
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The island of Arranmore, 14km by 5km, has spectacular cliff scenery and sandy beaches. The northern and western parts are wild and rugged. Off the soth-western tip is Green Island, a bird sanctuary. The Arranmore ferry runs between Burtonport and Leabgarrow.
Places to Visit Donegal
Donegal Castle
Built by the O'Donnells in the 15th-century and located on a rocky outcrop over the River Eske.
Places to Visit Donegal
Donegal Railway Heritage Centre
Located in the former train station on Tirchonaill St, tells the story of the steam railway that ran from Ballyshannon to Derry until 1959.
Places to Visit Donegal
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