Where is the most beautiful tourist spot in the North- West ?..

yellowpens

Enniscrone is by far the best spot for its breath taking views, and so much to do check out www.enniscroneonline.com

gibo_ie

Gaoth Dobhair (or Gweedore for those non-Irish speakers) is fab in my opinion!! coming from a Louth man that is....

lubie76

Ballintrillick in Sligo particularly the Gleniff horseshoe as is the most amazing drive.
Try to go earlier in the day (noonish) before there is a shadow on the mountains.

Martyr

deman wrote:

Slieve League

Breathtaking!

MikeTheMan wrote:

I concur!
Although Convoy is a close second :cool:

slieve league, glenveagh, most of west donegal coast line.
apparently convoy has alot of history? was told it was "big town" back in 1800's

MONTGOMERY, Richard, Revolutionary soldier, was born at Convoy House, near Raphoe, county Donegal, Ireland, Dec. 2, 1736; son of Thomas Montgomery, a member of the British parliament from Lifford. He was graduated from Trinity college, Dublin, and entered the 17th regiment of foot as ensign, Aug. 21, 1756. His regiment was ordered to Halifax, N.S., and he took part in the siege of Louisburg under Gen. James Wolfe in 1758. He was promoted lieutenant for his bravery on this occasion, and in 1759 he joined the expedition under Sir Jeffrey Amherst to relieve General Abercrombie. He served in the command of Colonel Haviland in the capture of Fort Ticonderoga in July, Crown Point in August, and Montreal, Sept. 7, 1759; was promoted adjutant, May 15, 1760, ordered to the West Indies in 1762, was commissioned captain, May 5, 1762, and took part in the campaign against Martinique and Havana. He returned to New York, and at the close of the war with France in 1763, received permission to return to England, where he resided until 1773, when he became embittered, as his claims for military advancement were neglected. As a result he sold his commission in the army, returned to America in 1773, and purchased a farm of sixty acres at King's Bridge, Westchester county, N.Y.

'near raphoe'

still same description given today!

amcinroy

Urris, Inishowen
The most amazing place I've ever photographed.
http://www.andymcinroy.com/ir208.htm

Although Dungloon at Kinnego Bay comes a close 2nd
http://www.andymcinroy.com/ir217.htm

The most impressive tourist spot must be the view of Ballymastocker Bay
http://www.andymcinroy.com/ir189.htm

Andy

Martyr

nice pictures

georgie59

I agree with the comment that ardara is a nice town (mageha caves is lovely as well), Love the area at Saint Johns point and and the drive down (that should be up) to malin. Think its the diversity that adds so much mountains lakes and sea not to mention the bog

georgie59

Forgot to say love the pics to amazing

sesswhat

amcinroy

I have to say, great locations, beautiful photographs!!

amcinroy

Thanks guys,

Photographers are spolit for choice over here.

Great light too.

Andy
http://www.skyandstone.com

builttospill

Has to be abby babby on Main Street Letterkenny. Just breath in the alluring aromas and you will be forever changed.

smashey

builttospill wrote:

Has to be abby babby on Main Street Letterkenny. Just breath in the alluring aromas and you will be forever changed.

Muppet. I don't suppose you have any connections with that place?

muffler

builttospill wrote:

Has to be abby babby on Main Street Letterkenny. Just breath in the alluring aromas and you will be forever changed.

Muppet indeed. Red card.

When you feel you have something positive to contribute to this forum PM me and I will look at the situation.

retalivity

abby babby?

muffler

retalivity wrote:

abby babby?

First of all we had a muppet now we have a smart arsed muppet (or should that be organ grinder and monkey)

Red card for retalivity and dont even bother to Pm me