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Costal counties....your favourite?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I'd forgotten just how stunning Donegal is on an evening like this.
Donegal is honestly just beautiful. It's still so wild."
Going cross country definitely was wild ...more humps in the road than a group of camels lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We are there in the next few weeks and I can't wait. All suggestions welcome.
Cross country from Killybegs to Dungloe is stunning ."
We won't be too far from there either. Thanks. |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
I know there's a lot wrong with this country but isn't the coastal scenery just amazing neary everywhere.
Way back in the day I left Dublin in my van and drove only on the coastal roads around the country until I ran out of money, after 10 days....got as far as Mayo and drove home across country
Opened my eyes to the hidden beauty of Ireland
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By *onegal82Man
over a year ago
letterkenny/Belfast |
"We are there in the next few weeks and I can't wait. All suggestions welcome. "
Secert waterfall as said. Slieve league beside it. The waterfall then in adara . Then drive along in to dungloe around to errigal and muckish. Take a hike up those if u enjoy a hike. Then over to glenveagh national park to name a few areas |
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"We are there in the next few weeks and I can't wait. All suggestions welcome.
Cross country from Killybegs to Dungloe is stunning ."
Also brings new meaning to cross country but agree on the stunning |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We are there in the next few weeks and I can't wait. All suggestions welcome.
Secert waterfall as said. Slieve league beside it. The waterfall then in adara . Then drive along in to dungloe around to errigal and muckish. Take a hike up those if u enjoy a hike. Then over to glenveagh national park to name a few areas "
Taking notes of all this |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We are there in the next few weeks and I can't wait. All suggestions welcome.
Secert waterfall as said. Slieve league beside it. The waterfall then in adara . Then drive along in to dungloe around to errigal and muckish. Take a hike up those if u enjoy a hike. Then over to glenveagh national park to name a few areas "
They're gonna have to change the name of the "secret" waterfall the crowds that do be there! |
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By *asual777Man
over a year ago
i travel all over |
"The midges in glenvegh are like nothing on earth, do not go there without either a mosquito net or covered in insect repellant, I shit you not.... "
Yes they’re extraordinary but not as bad as you make your way to the viewing point |
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By *onegal82Man
over a year ago
letterkenny/Belfast |
"We are there in the next few weeks and I can't wait. All suggestions welcome.
Secert waterfall as said. Slieve league beside it. The waterfall then in adara . Then drive along in to dungloe around to errigal and muckish. Take a hike up those if u enjoy a hike. Then over to glenveagh national park to name a few areas
They're gonna have to change the name of the "secret" waterfall the crowds that do be there!"
Yeah think the secrets well and truly out at this stage. Just a class waterfall now more thsn a secert one |
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By *occiMan
over a year ago
Co Down |
Co Down has got to be up there, some great beaches, the Mournes, the view coming from Hilltown into Rostrevor overlooking Carlingford Bay is something else, views of the Irish Sea, Scotland and IOM, Strangford lough, Belfast lough views, GOT and other film locations, decent seaside towns geared up for tourists and stretches to 2 cities (some of east/south Belfast is in Down) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Co Down has got to be up there, some great beaches, the Mournes, the view coming from Hilltown into Rostrevor overlooking Carlingford Bay is something else, views of the Irish Sea, Scotland and IOM, Strangford lough, Belfast lough views, GOT and other film locations, decent seaside towns geared up for tourists and stretches to 2 cities (some of east/south Belfast is in Down) "
Down is underrated to be fair! |
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Take Paddy's boat from Teelin harbour to explore Slieve League from below. If he is in a good mood he will stop and let you fish and swim off the boat. Stop for lunch and a great pint in the Rusty Mackerel after.
Head to Fintra beach near Killybegs and Silver strand in Glencolumbkille. I'd you are really adventurous head to Port (make sure you have a full tank of petrol). The most remote and stunning place I have been to. Where Dylan Thomas was sent to dry out until he fell in with local poitín makers |
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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in Co. Down |
"Co Down has got to be up there, some great beaches, the Mournes, the view coming from Hilltown into Rostrevor overlooking Carlingford Bay is something else, views of the Irish Sea, Scotland and IOM, Strangford lough, Belfast lough views, GOT and other film locations, decent seaside towns geared up for tourists and stretches to 2 cities (some of east/south Belfast is in Down) "
Down is stunning as well it's well worth visiting and seeing . |
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Will never forget the first time I seen the view out over Clew bay. Had to stop the car and just sat there for an hour. But the north Antrim coast is hard to beat. Then again I just love Youghal. Also drove from east cork down to castletown bare along the coast one evening and some of the views where spectacular. We really are blessed. Finally !!!!. Donegal is the jamaica of Ireland |
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