Things to see and do Ulster

Created in 1985, this “village” is an interesting window of contemporary arts and crafts in the county. Six workshops (painting, jewellery, wood, stone, weaving, glass) are open to the public, the opportunity to meet the famous and talented artists.

A superb 25 km scenic road linking Glencolmcille to Ardara passes through Glengesh Pass (Gleann Géis in Gaelic, which means «Glen des Cygnes»). By approaching the Heritage Town of Ardara, we recommend a stop to the wonderful beach of Maghera.

The Letterkenny Tourist Information Centre is a point of reference for travellers visiting the town of Letterkenny. Located on Neil T Blaney Road Ballyraine, the center offers a range of services and information to help visitors plan their stay. Travelers can obtain information on local attractions, events, accommodation and things to do in the area. Whether it's advice on the best places to visit, local restaurants or outdoor activities, the Letterkenny Tourist Information Centre is an excellent starting point for travellers wishing to discover this charming Irish town.

The office offers brochures and advice on local attractions, activities and events not to be missed. Visitors can also obtain information on accommodation, restaurants and transport in the area. The office staff are friendly and knowledgeable, ready to help visitors plan their stay in Dungloe. Whether to discover the region's natural beauty, explore historic sites or enjoy the local culture, the Ionad TC tourist office is an ideal starting point for travelers.

Sligo, located in the northwest of Ireland, is an attractive tourist destination for visitors. With its picturesque landscapes, magnificent beaches and rich cultural heritage, Sligo offers many opportunities for discovery. Visitors can explore historic sites such as museums and landmarks, or enjoy outdoor activities such as fishing, golf and horse riding. Sligo also offers a variety of accommodation, from hotels to guest houses and campsites. Shopping enthusiasts will also find plenty to tempt them in the music, book and craft stores. In addition, the town regularly hosts music, arts and food festivals, offering a unique cultural experience.

On the N 15 north of Cliffony. Bus Eireann will table you not far from the site. At the edge of the Yeats country (unfortunately, a little along the road), the court cairn in Creevikee (3000 BC) is undoubtedly one of the most impressive - and best preserved - of northern Ireland. The court, with ritual function, traces a broad circle surrounded by stones. The entrance of the house of burial is preceded by a porte door, leading to a corridor that leads to the bedroom itself, marked by two megaliths. Behind this main chamber, two other couloir are arranged, back-to-back, proof of the practice of communal burial. A wonder!

Yeats fans can go to Lissadel House where the poet stayed several times to write. As you can see from the park's view, now a natural reserve of birds! The building, however, is not a success. Heavy construction of 1830, she turned to the blockhouse. The owner Constance Zou-Booth, who became Countess Markievicz, played an important role in the 1916 uprising and was the first woman elected to the British House of Commons. A fate of rebel…

One of the largest and ancient mills in the country. Guided tour, on request, lasts almost an hour and provides the opportunity to see one of Ireland's largest hydraulic wheels in action.

75 minutes cruise in Donegal Bay, to discover islands, historic sites and seal colonies.

Located in the former railway station, this museum traces the history of the county of Donegal, and more specifically the railway line linking Derry to Ballyshannon, closed in 1959.

On the Bords River, overlooking Donegal Bay, ruins of a Franciscan abbey erected in 1474.

Ideal with children: zoo and demonstration of eagles.

The Doagh Famine Village is a restored 1845 th century village which tracks changes in Ireland between 2010 and. A very interesting and ideal visit for people travelling with children. A unique attraction!