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Holiday in Donegal

bazmc35 · 2017-05-21 14:13:40

Hi living in Sligo and want to head to Donegal for a few nights in the summer with a 3 and 2year old.Want to stay near a beach. Something around the lines of rossnowlagh, has anybody recommendations?

21-05-2017 2:13pm

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bazmc35

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Hi living in Sligo and want to head to Donegal for a few nights in the summer with a 3 and 2year old.Want to stay near a beach. Something around the lines of rossnowlagh, has anybody recommendations?

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#2 21-05-2017 8:02pm

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Have you considered Culdaff or Malin, 2 lovely beaches there.
Perhaps too far north for you?

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#3 23-05-2017 1:08pm

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Have a look at this and this

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#4 25-05-2017 10:40pm

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I'd highly recommend Dunfanaghy. Such a lovely little seaside town with quite a hippy kinda vibe. There is so much to see locally like Ards Forest Park and the Friary. Horn Head too. It's a good base for others places such as Glenveagh National Park. I just love the place

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#5 29-05-2017 7:18am

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Romantic Rose wrote: »

I'd highly recommend Dunfanaghy. Such a lovely little seaside town with quite a hippy kinda vibe. There is so much to see locally like Ards Forest Park and the Friary. Horn Head too. It's a good base for others places such as Glenveagh National Park. I just love the place

Spotted Dunfanaghy on google maps and going staying a few days. Thanks.
The northwest is poorly advertised even in the wild Atlantic way which is supposed to be promoting the cost line.

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#6 29-05-2017 7:19am

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muffler wrote: »

Have a look at this and this

Thanks very much muffler a lot of detail there. Thanks

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