DSC06919.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Thistle growing at Fanad lighthouse.
DSC07171.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1900's thatched cottage Peat basket.
DSC07194.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Shop end of the typical shop and bar.
DON65b.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Classroom and 1900's telephone exchange and an early Payphone. (panorama)
DSC06983.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; village of Creeslough.\
					
DON60.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glengesh Pass. (panorama)
DSC07049b.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; lovely afternoon at our stopover on Loughros More Bay, near Rosbeg.
DSC06913.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad lighthouse and the North Atlantic ocean.
DSC07037.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Peat harvesting in the Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly.
DSC06964.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Rossguil peninsula.
DON66-67.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1700's thatched cottage interior. (panoramas)
DSC06944.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the village of Downings on the road to Rossguil.
DSC07014.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Cnoc Fola (the Hill of Blood) on the Bloody Foreland. Named for way that the setting sun enhances the natural colour of the granite cliffs.
DON05.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. From the hilltop fort we get a 360 degree view of the surroundings, Loughs Swilly and Foyle and an excellent panorama of Counties Donegal, Derry, Tyrone and Antrim. (panorama)
DSC06982.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; village of Creeslough.
DSC07087.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the steep climb into Glengesh Pass.
DSC07136.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village, schoolroom building
DON26.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; at our stopover on Mulroy Bay at Rossguil. (panorama)
DSCO7157b.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1800's thatched cottage interior. The cross above the fireplace is called St Brigid's Cross and would usually have been a simple creation from straw sticks. The coat on the right is interstingly made from what looks and feels like hessian.
DSC07190.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical shop and bar.
DSC07081.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near to Ardara and approaching the high country and Glengesh Pass.
DSC07111.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the descent from Glengesh Pass toward Malin Bay.
DON08.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. From the hilltop fort we get a 360 degree view of the surroundings and an excellent panorama of Counties Donegal, Derry, Tyrone and Antrim. (panorama)
DSC07109.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Peat drying out on Glengesh Pass.
DON23.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; from Fanad looking across the entrance of Lough Swilly. (panorama)
DonegalMap.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; From Derry we spent a few days just taking in the lovely scenery in County Donegal. It is quite compact with great beaches, and some beautiful ocean and high country views. One should spend weeks here, not days, but the weather hasn't been nice.
DSC07209.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the village of Killybegs.
DON18.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; from Fanad looking across the entrance of Lough Swilly. (panorama)
DON27.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; at our stopover on Mulroy Bay at Rossguil. (panorama)
DON76-77.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Fisherman's single room cottage.
DSC06938.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the road to Rossguil.
DON16.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad and the North Atlantic ocean. (panorama)
DSC06987.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Creeslough.
DSC06976b.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Doe Castle near the village of Dunfanaghy. Doe Castle is the ancient seat of the Mac Sweeney Chiefs of Doe and built on an inlet of Sheephaven Bay in north-west Donegal.
DSC06896.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad and the North Atlantic ocean.
DSC06979.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Dunfanaghy.
DON68-69.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1800's thatched cottage interior. (panoramas)
DON59.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near to Ardara and approaching the high country and Glengesh Pass. (panorama)
DSC06890.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad.
DSC06934.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; even the cattle seem to be enjoying the view looking across the entrance of Lough Swilly.
DON12.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. From the hilltop fort we get a 360 degree view of the surroundings and an excellent panorama of Counties Donegal, Derry, Tyrone and Antrim. (panorama)
DSC06991.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Creeslough with Muckish Mountain in the distance.
DON63.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village, built in the form of a village where the buildings are a replica of dwellings used by the local people in the 1700's, 1800's, and the early 1900's. (panorama)
DSC07148.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical thatched cottage from the 1700's.
DON30.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Doe Castle near the village of Dunfanaghy. (panorama)
DSC07208.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the village of Killybegs.
DSC06990.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Creeslough with Muckish Mountain in the distance.
DSC07023.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; The Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly.
DSC07172.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1900's thatched cottage.
DON53.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; sunset on the "Bloody Foreland". (panorama)
DSC07106.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the descent from Glengesh Pass toward Malin Bay.
DON42.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; The Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly. (panorama)
DON32.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Creeslough. (panorama)
DSC07005b.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Farm houses with ancient walls on the Bloody Foreland.
DSC07078.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near to Ardara and approaching the high country.
DSC07129.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Magneto phone in the reception building.
DSC07027.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; The Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly.
DSC06889.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad.
DON11.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. Lough Swilly. (panorama)
DON43.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; The Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly. (panorama)
DSC06974.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Dunfanaghy.
DSC06916.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad lighthouse and the North Atlantic ocean.
DON28.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; ancient stone walls between Dunfanaghy and Creeslough. (panorama)
DSC06915.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Lovely coloured wildflowers at Fanad lighthouse.
DON78-79.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Bar and shop ends of the typical shop and bar.
DSC06854.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh Stone Fort was probably built around the time of the birth of Christ. It is on the site of the original ringed fort built in 1700BC.
DSC07147.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical thatched cottage from the 1700's.
DSC06969.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Rossguil peninsula.
DSC06881.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Kerrykeel's old tannery.
DON22.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; from Fanad looking across to Dunaff Head and the entrance of Lough Swilly. (panorama)
DON64.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Museum and display building. (panorama)
DSC06873.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh.
DON29.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; ancient stone walls between Dunfanaghy and Creeslough. (panorama)
DSCO7141b.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1700's thatched cottage interior.
DSC06898.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; old farm buildings at Fanad.
DSC07102.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glengesh Pass.
DON07.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. (panorama)
DSC07089.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the steep climb into Glengesh Pass.
DSC07086.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near to Ardara and approaching the high country and the climb into Glengesh Pass.
DON37.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Cnoc Fola (the Hill of Blood) on the Bloody Foreland. Named for way that the setting sun enhances the natural granite cliffs. (panorama)
DSC06972.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Dunfanaghy.
DSC07036.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; More Peat harvesting in the Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly.\
					
DON13.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. (panorama)
DSC06921.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; from Fanad looking across the entrance of Lough Swilly.
DON09.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. Lough Foyle and underneath the rain cloud is Londonderry. (panorama)
DSC06876.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Inside Grianan Ailligh.
DSC07168.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1900's thatched cottage with Peat in the basket near the fireplace.
DON58.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; morning light at our stopover on Loughros More Bay, near Rosbeg. (panorama)
DSC06960.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Rossguil peninsula.
DSC07090.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the steep climb into Glengesh Pass.
DSC06894.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad and the North Atlantic ocean.
DSC07165.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1900's thatched cottage.
DSC07120.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille
DON33.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; on the Bloody Foreland with Tory Islands in the distance.
DSC07039.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Peat harvesting in the Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly.
DON06.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. Lough Swilly. (panorama)
DSC06981.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; village of Creeslough..
DSC06893.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad.
DSC07181.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Fisherman's single room cottage.
DON54.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; then as the sun set over the North Atlantic, the brilliant colours on the "Bloody Foreland" appeared. (panorama)
DSC06917.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad lighthouse and the North Atlantic ocean.
DON34.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Peat gathering on the Bloody Foreland. (panorama)
DSC07096.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glengesh Pass.
DON21.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; looking south west from Fanad lighthouse and the North Atlantic ocean. (panorama)
DON25.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; on Mulroy Bay at Rossguil. (panorama)
DON51.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; sunset on the "Bloody Foreland". (panorama)
DSC07154.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1800's thatched cottage interior.
DSC06868.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. Lough Swilly.
DSC06901.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; from Fanad looking across the entrance of Lough Swilly.
DSC06966.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; The Harry Blaney bridge links Rossguil and Fanad peninsulas.
DSC06935.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad thatched cottage.
DSC06951.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; at our stopover on Mulroy Bay at Rossguil.
DSC07007b.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Cnoc Fola (the Hill of Blood) on the Bloody Foreland. Named for way that the setting sun enhances the natural granite cliffs.
DON49a.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; with the sun about to set on the North Atlantic, at our stopover on Loughros More Bay, near Rosbeg. (panorama)
DSC07077.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near to Ardara and approaching the high country.
DSC06904.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad lighthouse and the North Atlantic ocean.
DSC06957.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Rossguil peninsula.
DON10.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Grianan Ailligh. Lough Swilly. (panorama)
DSC07042.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Loughros More Bay, near Rosbeg.
DSCO7176b.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1900's thatched cottage.
DSC07022.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; The Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly. The Rosses, is the name given to a small region in the west of County Donegal.
DON31.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Creeslough. (panorama)
DON46.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Flowering heather on Rossguil peninsula. (panorama)
DON61.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Peat gathering on Glengesh Pass.
DSC06941.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the road to Rossguil.
DON62.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille. (panorama)
DSC07082.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near to Ardara and approaching the high country and Glengesh Pass.
DSC06980.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Dunfanaghy.
DON24.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; on Mulroy Bay at Rossguil. (panorama)
DSC07132.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Museum and display building with a Peat stack.
DSC07149.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Fisherman's cottage.
DON35.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Farm houses with ancient walls on the Bloody Foreland. (panorama)
DON17.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad lighthouse and the North Atlantic ocean. (panorama)
DSC06958.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Rossguil peninsula.
DSC07127.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille
DON41.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; The Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly. (panorama)
DON20.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; from Fanad looking across the entrance of Lough Swilly. (panorama)
DON48.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; with the sun about to set on the North Atlantic, at our stopover on Loughros More Bay, near Rosbeg. (panorama)
DSC07153.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1800's thatched cottage interior.
DON15.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad and the North Atlantic ocean. (panorama)
DON38.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Cnoc Fola (the Hill of Blood) on the Bloody Foreland. Named for way that the setting sun enhances the natural colour of the granite cliffs. (panorama)
DON75.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical of a thatched cottage, up to the 1950's. With three rooms the cottages become more comfortable, but still without elctricity, water, toilets etc. (panorama)
DSC06975.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near the village of Dunfanaghy.
DON44.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; at our stopover on Loughros More Bay, near Rosbeg. (panorama)
DSC07075.JPG=South West Donegal, Republic of Ireland; near to Ardara and approaching the County Donegal high country.
DON14.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Mulroy Bay, heading toward Fanad Head. (panorama)
DON45.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; approx 30metre high sand dunes with wind blown grasses at our stopover near Rosbeg. (panorama)
DON40.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; The Rosses between Burtonport and Crolly. (panorama)
DSC06956.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; a country (farm) home typical of what we've seen in the Republic near our stopover on Mulroy Bay at Rossguil.
DSC06999.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; on the Bloody Foreland
DSC07161.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1800's thatched cottage.
DSC07000.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; on the Bloody Foreland
DON47.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; lovely afternoon at our stopover on Loughros More Bay, near Rosbeg. (panorama)
DON73-74.jpg=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Glencolmcille Folk Village. Typical 1900's thatched cottage. (panoramas)
DON19.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Fanad lighthouse and the North Atlantic ocean. (panorama)
DSC06880.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; Kerrykeel, heading toward Fanad Head.
DSC07205.JPG=Donegal, Republic of Ireland; the village of Killybegs.
