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 St. Eunan's Cathedral, Letterkenny. Saint
Eunan's cathedral was built between 1890 and 1900 in the Victorian
neo-Gothic style and is one of the most ornate cathedrals in
Ireland. Local Donegal sandstone was used in the construction
and the cathedral is furnished in oak with an altar of Carrara
Marble. Saint Eunan's spire is 212 feet high. Location: In the centre of Letterkenny. |
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Horn
Head cliffs rise straight out of the water to a height of about
600ft on the ocean side of the peninsula. They are an important
colony for breeding seabirds, including the European Shag and
the Razorbill. It is designated as an Irish Natural Heritage
Area and as a Refuge for Fauna specifically sea birds. Horn Head
has many remains of Neolithic stone circles, court tombs and
passage tombs and prehistoric field boundaries. About 18 miles north of Letterkenny. |
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Lough Swilly is a flooded river valley stretching
40 kilometres into County Donegal from the Atlantic Ocean. The
shoreline of the lough is attractive with spectacular cliffs
and sandy beaches. The surrounding area is picturesque with mountains
and lakes, peat bogs, saltmarsh and woodland. Lough Swilly hosts
a wide variety of wildlife including rare bird species. Location: On the outskirts of Letterkenny. |
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Letterkenny Hotels |
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Gallaghers Hotel Letterkenny 100 Main Street Letterkenny |
 Letterkenny Hotel. Located on
the main street of the thriving town of Letterkenny. The Ard na gCeapairí Bistro and Carvery is
the ideal spot for an informal breakfast, morning coffee with
friends, stylish lunch or afternoon tea. At night, the bistro
is transformed into an atmospheric dining experience with glowing
candles, soft lighting and mouth watering choices to suit every
taste.... |
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| Quality Hotel Letterkenny 29 - 45 Main St Letterkenny Eire - Donegal |
 Letterkenny hotel. Quality Hotel
Letterkenny is a busy hotel in Letterkenny town centre, with a popular restaurant and bar complex, having
earned a well-deserved reputation amongst business and leisure
travellers. The Gallery Bistro and Dillon’s Bar are well
known for fine food, good music and great weekend entertainment,
with their own separate entrances as well as being accessible
from the main hotel. The hotel has 5 floors, accessed by one
lift. The hotel is wheelchair accessible. |
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Mount Errigal Hotel Letterkenny Ballyraine Letterkenny |
 Letterkenny Hotel. Text. The Mount Errigal Hotel, Conference and Leisure
Centre has a fashionable bistro atmosphere in its Cafe Renaissance
bar, with live music, plasma screens and an extensive daily menu
on offer. The Strawberry Garden restaurant offers mouth watering
dishes in intimate surroundings. The leisure centre accommodates
a 20 metre swimming pool.... |
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Silver Tassie Hotel Letterkenny Ramelton Road Letterkenny (approx 3 miles from Letterkenny) |
 Hotel near Letterkenny. In a rural
setting next to Lough Swilly, only a 5 minute drive from the
bustling, sophisticated town of Letterkenny.
Combining old world charm with modern comfort, The Silver Tassie
is a unique and intimate family run hotel, renowned for excellent
service and award winning food. The traditional cosy environment
is complete with all the latest technology, including a DVD player
and access to a DVD library for a relaxing evening. Alternatively,
you could unwind in front of a roaring fire with a book. Family
rooms.... |
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Welcome to our page of information, attractions
and places of interest around Letterkenny. The Letterkenny
hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given
a rough guide as to how far they are from Letterkenny. The Republic
of Ireland is bound to the west by the Atlantic Ocean, to the
east is the Irish Sea which reconnects to the ocean via the southwest
with St. George's Channel and the Celtic Sea. The Republic of
Ireland has 26 counties, and five cities — Dublin, Cork,
Galway, Limerick, and Waterford. The west-coast of Ireland features
cliffs, hills and low mountains. The centre of the country is
flat with large areas of bogland. We hope you enjoy your stay
and find your ideal accommodation from our list of Letterkenny
hotels.
