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Flights to Donegal – Destination Guide!
Aer Arann offer direct flights to Donegal
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" Up here it's different!" That's what they say about Donegal and
they're right! It is the perfect place to get away from it all, with
it's sandy beaches, sugared mountains, chattering streams and silent
valleys. You won't find
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Get lost in
the Glenveagh National Park and Castle, with its Some 16,500 hectares
of mountains, lakes, glens and woods with a large herd of red deer. |
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County highlights
Cycle the countryside
and coastline following quiet country lanes or for something more
strenuous take to the nearby mountain trails
Play a round of golf in one of the counties many top golf courses
Visit Donegal during the Mary from Dungloe International Festival
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By Train
No Train Service
By Taxi
You can book a taxi on arrival
Location
Donegal International Airport is
situated on the west coast of Donegal in the area of the
Rosses/Gweedore.
From Letterkenny take the N56 heading in the direction of Dunfanaghy /
Dungloe. About one mile after passing through Kilmacrennan (Cill Mhic
Réanáin) take the road on the left, joining the
R251, signposted for Gweedore (Gaoth Dobhair) and Glenveagh National
Park (Páirc Náisiúnta Ghleann
Bheithe). Continue past Dunlewey (Dún Lúiche)
until reaching a T-junction where you turn left, rejoining the N56.
Keep on this road through Crolly (Croithlí) and shortly
afterwards you will see a turning on the right, the R259, signposted
for Annagry (Anagaire) and the airport. Pass through Annagry and
shortly afterwards take another turning on the right, the R266,
signposted for the airport. After a further mile along a winding route
you will see Donegal Airport ahead to your left.
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