Tourist

Tom and Susie Finnigan
Goorey Rocks
Lagg Road, Malin
Co. Donegal, Ireland
Tel: 00353 (0)74 9370985

Tel: 00 353 (0)7493 78100 www.ballyliffingolfclub.com	BALLYLIFFIN GOLF CLUB Ballyliffin is a star in the world of golf. Visitors arrive from around the world to play on the two remarkable links courses. The links courses at Ballyliffin have received the highest accolades from top golfers. Nick Faldo described the course as "the most natural golf links... a hidden gem." Fred Daly described it as "a real Jewel."
Two outstanding, contrasting links courses and 36 wonderful holes make up Ballyliffin Golf Club. The Old Links undulates in the glory of its natural terrain, presenting an immensely enjoyable challenge to every golfer. The new Glashedy Links is fashioned around the incredible dunes, and is already notorious for its peat rivetted bunkers and its opening three challenging par fours. The expansive panoramic views of countryside, coastline and ocean savoured by these magnificent links courses will not easily be forgotten.

DOAGH FAMINE VILLAGE In brief, the Famine Village is an outdoor museum that tells the story of life in the area from the Famine back in the 1840s, through the 1900s to the present day. Different to any other tourist attraction in Ireland the Famine Village depicts life in Ireland as it was, interspersed with humorous anectdotes of Irish life.	Tel: 00 353 (0)7493 76493 www.doaghfaminevillage.com
Each year, as the festive period approaches, Doagh Famine Village is transformed into Donegal's very own Lapland, Santa's Island. Both children and adults alike can enjoy and participate in the magic of this enchanting, festive experience.

Tel: 00 353 (0)7493 61817 www.dunree.pro.ie	FORT DUNREE MILITARY MUSEUM Fort Dunree Military Museum was first opened to the public in 1986 and has attracted tourists from all over the world ever since. It is a must see for every visitor to the Inishowen peninsula. In its spectacular natural location Fort Dunree is rich in flora and fauna, some of it unique to the area.
This is detailed in a beautiful Wildlife Exhibition in the Old Fort Hospital. Fort Dunree Military Museum houses a fascinating display of military memorabilia and artefacts as well as an array of large guns from the twentieth century. Using the latest DVD and interactive technology the unique history of Fort Dunree is fully explained and recreated in vibrant and colourful displays.

INISHOWEN MARITIME MUSEUM & PLANETARIUM The Museum is located in the old coastguard station on Greencastle harbour, overlooking one of the busiest fishing fleets in Ireland, with magnificent views over Lough Foyle and Co. Derry. It is situated beside the Greencastle - Magilligan ferry.	Tel: 00 353 (0)7493 81363 www.inishowenmaritime.com
Inishowen Maritime Museum has a state-of-the-art Planetarium. This incredible device and dome give us the ability to see how mariners used to navigate with the stars, and also provide dazzling astronomy and light shows.

Tel: 00 353 (0)7493 61613 www.tullyarvanmill.com	TULLYARVAN MILL Tullyarvan Mill, a 19th century renovated Corn Mill is situated just outside the seaside town of Buncrana, Co. Donegal. It offers a unique experience by providing a hub of activity for the community, the arts and visitors alike. Situated on the banks of the Crana river it has a mature garden and picnic areas.
The 200 year-old corn mill, along with the millrace, was saved over a decade ago by local people, who wanted to encourage community and cultural initiatives and tourism opportunities. Tullyarvan Mill is well known as a Cultural ‘flagship’ that hosts and promotes concerts, gigs, plays, exhibitions and craft workshops. Many an emerging and established artists have preformed at the Mill in either the old Granary room and in the new Swilly room. They have gone on to achieve great success in the cultural fields.

Inishowen (Inis Eoghain - Owen's Island) takes its name from Owen, son of Niall of the Nine Hostages, who captured St Patrick and brought him to Ireland. Inishowen was part of the great northern kingdom of Ui Neill and was ruled from the royal place at Grianan Aileach.

The Inishowen Peninsula is situated in the North West of the Republic of Ireland. Inishowen possesses such a range of sights and attractions that it is often referred to as 'Ireland in Miniature'.

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