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-Spectacular Letterkenny
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| Situated on a hillside overlooking the majestic River Swilly, Letterkenny is the
largest town in County Donegal. This region, in the North West of Ireland, is
outstandingly beautiful boasting a vast rugged coastline sprinkled with
gorgeous sandy beaches set against a backdrop of mountains and moors.
Thriving Letterkenny is an exciting town where old traditional craft shops
intermingle with newly constructed shopping malls. Likewise, a buzzing nightlife
contrasts with historical cathedrals, museums and heritage sites. Throw in pretty
parks offering the tranquility of the countryside and you’re guaranteed
something for everyone in this glorious part of Ireland. |
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Choice of Hotels:
Clanree Hotel, Letterkenny
| The word ‘opulence’ was created to
describe this splendid hotel. With its
marble pillars and sweeping Gone with the
Wind staircase (there is also a lift), the
Clanree is the essence of good taste.
Speaking of which, your taste buds will be
well catered for in the spacious restaurant.
Why not put in a few lengths in the heated
swimming pool or take advantage of the
well equipped leisure centre with gym,
sauna and steam room? Regular entertainment
takes place in the Tara Bar with
traditional live Irish music most nights. |
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Hotel 2:
Gallaghers Hotel, Letterkenny
| One of the newest hotels in Letterkenny,
Gallaghers is located right in the heart of
this bustling town and oozes style and
ambience. This lively hotel boasts a cosy
bistro/carvery, McCarry’s Bar, a lift and a
lounge with panoramic windows offering a
sweeping view of Letterkenny town centre. |
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Excursion 1:
Historic Derry
| We take a fascinating trip to Derry, the fourth largest city in the Emerald Isle and the
only one whose ancient walls survive intact. Stroll along the walls or visit the Tower
Museum and learn about the history of this fine city. |
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Excursion 2:
Donegal Town
| We enjoy a morning visit to lively Donegal. Built in 1474, the jewel of the town is
Donegal Castle, recently restored to its former glory and well worth a visit. In the
afternoon we return to Letterkenny where you can choose to relax in your hotel or
explore this lively town. |
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Excursion 3:
Dunfanaghy, Creeslough & Dunlewy
| Today begins with a visit to Dunfanaghy, “fort of the fair-haired warrior”. Once a
thriving fishing port, this delightful village is now very popular with visitors to the
region. We proceed to charming Creeslough and on through the breathtaking scenery
of the Poison Glen to picturesque Dunlewy at the foot of majestic Mount Errigal |
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Price Includes:
| Dinner, B&B
Coach & ferry travel throughout
Excursions as stated
Holiday insurance |
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