I've visited Glencolmcille about sixty times in the last twenty years. It is stunning and like no other place in the world. If you discover it, you will see why.
I visited Dungloe last year and had a great time. I ate at a lovely restaurant called Riverside Bistro, lovely food and staff, very friendly.
Dunfanaghy has slopes that skiers just dream about. I've never snow that white!
I recently visited Bundoran and had a wonderful time -- went to stay for one day and ended up staying for four. There is a lot of beautiful walks around the beaches and some excellent traditional music in the pubs in the evenings.
Dunfanaghy is the best of craic. Especially the McElhineys who live in Horn Head. I have made lots of friends there. It's the best.
Dunfanaghy was one of the best villages I've ever been to. I'm dying to return! The people were one of a kind, lovely, and friendly -- very kind and genuine. I'd suggest going there for anybody -- and the beach? All I can say is wow!
It is amazing! All my family stay there at Hornhead. We've been all over Donegal, but Dunfanaghy is the best. If I was giving it marks out of 10 then it's definitely 10.
Dungloe has everything and the craic is brilliant. Laughed more than I have for a very long time. The people are something else, very friendly and will visit again.
Bundoran is a beautiful area by the beach, but unfortunatly I find it a little dirty sometimes. Overall I think it's a lovely town and most of the people are sweet and kind.
Dunfanaghy is an amazing place with lovely people and lots of beautiful nature to enjoy. When you're going to Ireland, you must stop in Dunfanaghy: it's one of a kind!
We just came back from a week's stay in beautiful Dungloe. What a wonderful trip we've had. The beaches are gorgeous and the rugged terain is truly breathtaking. We've already planned our return trip.
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