Neus · Co. Donegal
Slieve League
A wall of grey limestone dropping roughly 600 metres into the Atlantic on the Derrybeg Peninsula in southwest Donegal — among the highest sea cliffs in Europe, and only properly seen from the foot of them.
Graafschap · North Atlantic
Graafschap Donegal · Dún na nGall
Dorp · Co. Donegal
Ardara
The small town in south-west Donegal on the N56, named in 2012 by The Irish Times as the best village in which to live in Ireland — a proper base for the Bluestack country and the west coast.
Dorp · Co. Donegal
Buncrana
The second-largest town in Donegal, on the Inishowen shore of Lough Swilly — the old O’Dohertys’ seat, O’Doherty’s Keep at the river mouth, and the town that the textile trade built up.
Dorp · Co. Donegal
Bundoran
The surf town at the foot of the Doran River, listed by National Geographic in 2012 as one of the world’s top 20 surf towns — and the place where Mícheál Ó Cléirigh compiled the Annals of the Four Masters.
Dorp · Co. Donegal
Carndonagh
The Inishowen village on Trawbreaga Bay — the crossroads of the peninsula’s north coast, with the Atlantic beaches, the glens and the old fishing country all inside the hour.
Streek · Co. Donegal
Derryveagh
A large, remote mountain and glen country in southwest Donegal, centred on Derryveagh National Park — one of the wildest areas of lowland and mountain on the west coast.
Streek · Co. Donegal
Donegal Bay
The wide north-west bay that three counties share — Donegal, Leitrim and Sligo — with the town of Donegal and the River Eske at its head and the open Atlantic at its back door.
Dorp · Co. Donegal
Dunlewy
A Gaeltacht village at the foot of Errigal in the Poisoned Glen, on the shore of Dunlewey Lough — boat trips from the lakeside centre, the castle ruins on the far shore, and Irish the working language of the street.
Neus · Co. Donegal
Dunree Head
The headland above the small Inishowen settlement of Dunree, on the north-west coast — the cliff top, the short walk and the open Atlantic, with the lough behind it.
Wandeling · Co. Donegal
Errigal
The 751-metre mountain above Gweedore — the highest peak in County Donegal and the southernmost of the Seven Sisters, with the Poisoned Glen at its foot and the whole Derryveagh country spread below it.
Streek · Co. Donegal
Glencolmcille
The small Atlantic district in the Gaeltacht named for Saint Columba — “the valley of Colm Cille” — with the village of Cashel, long sandy beaches and a coast that keeps its Irish.
Bezienswaardigheid · Co. Donegal
Glenveagh National Park
The second-largest national park in Ireland — 170 square kilometres of the Derryveagh Mountains, Lough Veagh and the castle that Captain Adair built and the tenants lost.
Dorp · Co. Donegal
Gortahork
A Gaeltacht village in the Cloughaneely district of north-west Donegal — three kilometres from Falcarragh, with the Errigal country behind it and Irish the everyday language.
Dorp · Co. Donegal
Inver
The small village on the N56 midway between Donegal town and Killybegs — the crossroads of the south-west coast road, with the Bluestack country behind it and the bay in front.
Streek · Co. Donegal
Lough Swilly
One of only three glacial fjords in Ireland — the long sea inlet between Inishowen and the Fanad, with Buncrana and Rathmullan on its shores and Letterkenny at its head.
Neus · Co. Donegal
Malin Head
The northwestern tip of mainland Ireland, where the Wild Atlantic Way starts — a lighthouse, a tenth-century cross, and the widest view of two seas you will get on this coast.
Wandeling · Co. Donegal
Muckish Mountain
The flat-topped mountain of the Derryveagh range — 667 m, second of the Seven Sisters — with a summit cairn over a Bronze Age court tomb and a quartz-mining history written into its northern face.
Dorp · Co. Donegal
Rathmullan
The Fanad Peninsula village where the Flight of the Earls began: on 14 September 1607 the Gaelic lords sailed from its quay, and the ruined 1516 Carmelite friary still stands in the village.
Dorp · Co. Donegal
Teelin
The small Gaeltacht village at the foot of Slieve League, at the north-west end of Donegal Bay — the natural start of the cliff walk and the last stop before the sea turns on you.
Dorp · Co. Donegal
The Fahan
The Inishowen district five kilometres south of Buncrana, named for its patron saint Mura — an early Christian monastery, one of the great surviving cross-slabs, the marina and the forested river valley.
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Sample — Sold-out Cliff-top Photography Workshop (test data)
Monday 16 November 2026, 09:00