Jackson's Hotel Ballybofey
The Jacksons Hotel in Ballybofey, County Donegal, is a premier destination offering a blend of luxury, comfort, and warm Irish hospitality. Situated in the heart of the charming Twin Towns of Ballybofey and Stranorlar, this family-owned four-star hotel boasts stunning views of the River Finn and Drumboe Woods. Jacksons Hotel features modern and stylish rooms, a state-of-the-art leisure centre with an indoor pool, sauna, and spa, ideal for relaxation. Guests can enjoy delicious dining experiences at the hotel’s restaurant, which specialises in local Donegal produce, or unwind with a drink in the cosy bar.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the surrounding area offers scenic walks, golf courses, and easy access to Donegal’s breathtaking coastline and rugged landscapes. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway or family vacation, Jacksons Hotel combines excellent service with a welcoming atmosphere, making it a perfect base for exploring Donegal.
Letterkenny St Patrick's Celebrations
Experience the magic of Ireland’s national holiday at Letterkenny's St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, a lively event that attracts visitors from near and far. Held annually on March 17th, the streets of this bustling Donegal town are transformed into a festive spectacle of Irish culture. The highlight is the vibrant parade, featuring colourful floats, traditional Irish dancers, marching bands, and local community groups, creating an unforgettable atmosphere for all ages.
Beyond the parade, Letterkenny hosts a range of family-friendly activities, including live street performances, face painting, craft fairs, and music sessions that fill the town with energy. Local pubs and restaurants join in the festivities, offering traditional Irish dishes and live music, ensuring the celebrations continue well into the evening. Whether you're looking to soak up the culture, enjoy local entertainment, or simply be part of the fun, Letterkenny’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration is a must-see for visitors to Donegal.
Donegal
Donegal Town is a charming and historic destination, nestled in the southwest corner of County Donegal. Known for its scenic beauty and rich heritage, it’s a perfect starting point for exploring the region. At the heart of the town is Donegal Castle, a 15th-century fortress once home to the O'Donnell clan, offering a glimpse into Ireland's medieval past. The town’s iconic Diamond, a lively central square, is surrounded by quaint shops, cafes, and traditional pubs, where visitors can enjoy Irish music and warm hospitality. For those interested in culture, the Donegal Craft Village is a must-visit, showcasing local artisans' work. Combining natural beauty, history, and culture, Donegal Town offers something for every traveller.
