2 Blogs for Donegal

The county's own guide to its coffee stops, and an Inishowen historian's hidden heritage

Donegal is big and empty, and so is its local writing. Two sources stand out: the county tourism site, which writes about the county in detail, and a local historian on the Inishowen peninsula.

Between them they will find you a coffee at the end of every walk, and a penal-era Mass rock above Tremone Bay that, as the historian says, the tourist never sees.

Further Reading

2 Blogs for Donegal

  1. 01 Brewing Up a Taste of Donegal: Discovering the County's Coffee Culture govisitdonegal.com The county tourism site, here on Donegal's coffee stops, from a shack on Marble Hill strand to the café at Fort Dunree. A useful map of where to stop on a long day's drive.
  2. 02 Mass Rock at Tremone Bay – a silent sentinel in the landscape historyofdonegal.com · Seán Beattie Inishowen's history from a historian who lives on the peninsula. It posts rarely now, but the archive is the best guide to Inishowen's hidden heritage.

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