ARDARA
Ard an Rátha ~ Meaning 'Height of the fort'. |
BALLYLIFIN, Inishowen
Baile lia Finn ~ Meaning 'Finn's pillar town' Or: Baile Leith Bheann ~ Meaning 'Town beside the hill'. About Ballyliffin & photographs |
BALLYSHANNON
Béal Átha Seanaidh ~ Meaning 'The Mouth of Seannach's Ford' (Seannach was a 5th century warrior who was slain there). About Ballyshannon & photographs |
BUNCRANA, Inishowen
Bun Crannach ~ Meaning 'bottom of the Crana', the Crana is the river that runs beside Buncrana. About Buncrana & photographs |
CARNDONAGH, Inishowen
Carn Domhnach ~ Meaning ~ 'The Cairn of the church' or 'Burial mound of the church'. About Carndonagh & photographs |
CARRIGART
Carraig Airt or Ceathru Fhiodhghoirt ~ Meaning 'Quarterland of the wood of the field'. About Carrigart & photographs |
DUNKINEELY
Dún Cionnaola ~ Meaning 'Kinealy's fort'. ST. JOHN'S POINT (the peninsula behind Dunkineely). About Dunkineely & St. John's Point & photographs |
CENTRAL & EAST
~ Letterkenny
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GWEEDORE
~ Annagry
~ Bloody Foreland ~ Bunbeg ~ Derrybeg ~ Dunlewey & The Poisoned Glen ~ Errigal Mountain |
SOUTH
~ Ballyshannon
~ Bundoran |
SOUTH WEST
~ Dunkineely & St. John's Point
~ Frosses ~ Killybegs ~ Mountcharles |
FANAD
~ Fanad Head
~ Portsalon ~ Rosnakill ~ Tamney |
HORN HEAD
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INISHOWEN
~ Ballyliffin
~ Buncrana ~ Bridgend ~ Burnfoot ~ Burt ~ Carndonagh ~ Carrowmenagh ~ Clonmany ~ Culdaff ~ Dunaff ~ Fahan ~ Glengad ~ Gleneely ~ Greencastle ~ Malin Town ~ Malin Head ~ Moville ~ Muff ~ Redcastle ~ Shroove (Stroove) ~ Quigley's Point ~ Urris |
ROSGUILL
~ Carrigart
~ Downings ~ Glen |