Fanad Peninsula

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Introducing Fanad Peninsula

The second-most northern point in Donegal, Fanad Head thrusts out into the Atlantic to the west of Rosguill. The peninsula curls around the watery expanses of Mulroy Bay to the west, and Lough Swilly to the east, the latter trimmed by high cliffs and sandy beaches. Most travellers stick to the peninsula’s eastern flank, visiting the beautiful beach and excellent golf course at Portsalon, and the quiet heritage towns of Ramelton and Rathmullan. Accommodation is relatively limited, so book ahead in summer.

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Last updated: Mar 24, 2009

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  1. seaneendubh avatar
    RE: Ireland road trip

    by seaneendubh 22 October 2009

    A pint of plain cost €5.20 in the Temple Bar (pub) as of Arthur Guinness day. I was only there reluctantly, and even more so after forking…
  2. edandmel avatar
    RE: Trip to Ireland

    by edandmel 16 December 2008

    If you want to hire a car, book one in advance. It's a high-demand period surprisingly, even though tourists were reasonably thin on the…
  3. edandmel avatar
    RE: 3 days driving tour in Ireland....where to drive? That is the question!

    by edandmel 12 August 2008

    I was there over xmas, so scenic roads might have been quieter tourist-wise then. My only warning is that Ireland's car population has…

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