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Bluebell Cottage Donegal, Ireland

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Type of object:	vacation rental
Living area:	0 m²
Number of rooms:	6
Number of of sleeping accomodations (beds):	6
Number of bathsrooms:	2
Listing #:	10347

Bluebell Cottage is four star accomodation as approved by the North Western Tourist Board. Bluebell Cottage is a Rural Thatch Cottage situated in the heart of the Bluestack Mountains. It is surrounded by Mountain Walks which are very easily signposted. The situation of Bluebell Cottage is currently part of the Bluestack Ramblers Walk Way. A new premises with original features intact, which sleeps up to eight people. We are just 10 miles from Donegal town.

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ATTRACTIONS Donegal Railway Heritage Centre Visit the Donegal Railway Heritage Centre and find out just what it was like to travel on the narrow gauge railways of County Donegal. Stretching from Derry and Strabane to Glenties and Ballyshannon, the County Donegal Railway provided the essential transport for farmers and fishermen, businessmen and builders, housewives and school children-everyone who needed to get about. The Donegal Railway Heritage Centre, which included an historical presentation artefacts and sales shop is dedicated to reawakening interest in Donegal's railway past, to bring that past to a whole new audience and giving it the living, durable worthwhile tribute is deserves. Donegal Craft Village Donegal Craft Village is now in its eighteenth year as a centre for arts and crafts in Donegal. Its ongoing attraction is the opportunity to meet directly with the various artists at work and to view the individual displays of their finished pieces, exclusively for sale in the village. Beautifully landscaped with ample parking, picnic tables and a coffee shop, the village consists of a cluster of six workshops around a central courtyard. Donegal Castle Situated in the centre of the town, the Castle was built by the O'Donnell chieftain in the 15th Century. The Castle is furnished throughout and includes Persian rugs and French tapestries. Information panels chronicle the history of the castle owners from the O'Donnell Chieftains to the Brook family. Donegal Abbey Also to be seen in Donegal Town does the wife of Red Hugh O’Donnell found the ruins of the Donegal Abbey in 1474. It was here that the Franciscans began the compilation of the annals of the Four Masters, a vast history of Ireland extending back to the time of Noah's Grandmother.

Donegal Town , Donegal , Ireland

Donegal Town whose name in Irish means "Fort of the Foreigners" is situated at the point where the river Eske flows into Donegal Bay. Today, this bustling small town is still very popular with tourists and is an ideal base from which to explore the south and west of the County. AMENITIES GUIDED WALKING TOUR Historical Guided walking tour of Donegal Town, which takes place each evening at 5.00pm from the Donegal Town Tourist Information Office. The guides also offer group-tours all year round. For the dedicated walker there are guided hill walks and walks along the Bluestack Way. DONEGAL GOLF CLUB Located in Murvagh.This spectacular links course, set in an idyllic location alongside the dunes fronting the mighty Atlantic Ocean, offers you the chance to enjoy a testing round of Golf. Waterbus Highly recommended is the 'Harp of Erne' Waterbus Tour, which takes 90 minutes and offers spectacular coastal views of Donegal Bay and surrounding Islands.