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Celebrate the patron saint of Ireland with a coach break to the Emerald Isle itself. Raise a glass of the ‘black stuff’, dress in green and wear your shamrock to join the St Patrick's Day party with those who do it best with five days away in Donegal.
The delights of Donegal lets you discover the unique rectangular design of Donegal Castle, the 15th century seat of the O’Donnell Chieftans, and the remains of the Fransiscan Abbey that lies in the bay. Enjoy an inclusive excursion to discover the beauty of Sligo and Belleck Pottery, before the excitement of the Donegal St. Patrick's Day parade!
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Donegal is known for its untamed coastlines, quiet beaches, and laid-back pace.
With sea cliffs, stunning landscapes, and miles of glorious sandy beaches, Donegal is a perfect holiday destination that has something for everyone.
The county also has a strong cultural heritage, with ancient ruins, castles, and historic landmarks throughout the region. At the heart of the county is the pretty town of Donegal itself, situated at the mouth of the River Eske and tranquil Donegal Bay, offering majestic views of the coastline.
Enjoy some retail therapy in this thriving market town by exploring the high street shops and independent stores, where you can pick up the finest Irish crafts, gifts, and home décor.
Discover one of Ireland’s most splendid Gaelic castles, Donegal Castle, located in the centre of the town and within beautiful grounds. Towering over the River Eske, the castle was built in the 15th century and was fully restored in 1996. It has a unique rectangular design.
Coach tours make reaching this part of Ireland simple. You can enjoy the journey without driving any of it yourself, and a short break here offers time to see the coastline, explore friendly towns, and enjoy good food.
This is a corner of Ireland that feels relaxed—perfect for a break. Holidays here often include visits to local sites and enough free time to do your own thing, whether that’s a walk on a quiet beach or a coffee in a small town café.