DONEGAL PLACES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
(Please note: The copyright of all photographs on this site is protected and NO photograph may be used without our express written permission).

We intend to eventually add all the towns and villages to WeLoveDonegal and it is a constant work in progress.  Enoy visiting the towns and villages we have added so far.

~ Towns and Villages of Donegal

There are many islands off the coast of County Donegal most of which are uninhabited.  They vary in size from tiny rock formations to the larger inhabited islands like Tory and Arranmore.  Tory island is unique in that it is the only island of Ireland with it's own king, currently Patsy Dan Rodgers.  The inhabited islands have ferry services from various ports on mainland Donegal and some of the small craft operators will take passengers to the uninhabited islands.

DONEGAL ISLANDS

We have divided places to visit into three sections, Historical, Scenic and then Other for ease of use.

~ Historical Donegal
~ Scenic Donegal
~ Other ~ More places to visit in Donegal

With 1,235 km/772 miles of coastline, Donegal has some fabulous beaches.  There are very many large sandy beaches, smaller hidden beaches, and the occasional rocky beach.

~ Donegal Beaches

We are attempting to have photographs of all the churches and graveyards of County Donegal.  Given that there are so very many, this will take time and you should check back often for new additions.  If there is a graveyard or church that you would particularly like to see here but is not yet added, please contact us HERE   

~ Churches and Graveyards of Donegal
~ WW1 & WW2 Graves and Memorials in Donegal

~ Mass Rocks ~ Sacred places dating back 100s of years where Catholics had to practice their faith in secret.
~ Holy Wells ~ Places of pilgrimage.

We have added photographs of both junior (national) and secondary schools and are always adding more to this section as we take them. 

~ Donegal National (Junior) Schools
~ Donegal Seconary (High) Schools (coming soon)
~ Donegal 3rd Level Education Colleges (coming soon)

Dotted around the coastline of County Donegal are eleven lighthouses.

Donegal Lighthouses.

There are many, many loughs (lakes) in County Donegal. 

In this section we have listed the loughs (lakes) of Donegal together with information about the lake, photographs, location maps and fishing information.

~ Donegal Loughs and Lakes

Dotted around Donegal there are lots of small castles, some in ruins, some restored but all worth a visit for those who enjoy visiting such ancient sites and enjoying a bit of the history of our county.

~ Donegal Castles

Because we have no high rise buildings in Donegal and very little polution, we are afforded some sensational sunsets.  This is a collection of some of our sunset photographs together with a list showing sunrise and sunset times for the year.

~ Donegal Sunsets