The Old Church of Dunlewey, in County Donegal, much like the Taj Mahal ... Like the Taj Mahal, the Church of Ireland building was constructed using white marble and also blue quartzite which ...

Ellius Grace for The New York Times Supported by By Tom Downey The back story of Breac House, a tiny hotel in northwest Ireland’s County Donegal, sounds like a cautionary tale: Two city-slickers ...

On Ireland's north west coast, Donegal is a long way from Dublin and it thinks very differently too. A largely rural county, farming, fishing and tourism sustain the local economy here.

Trevor Philpott visits County Donegal, the Republic of Ireland's most northerly county. With work in short supply, the men of Donegal are forced to leave home for months of the year to earn a ...

For centuries, Ireland’s lighthouses have stood strong ... of the Fanad Head lighthouse on the rugged northern shores of Co Donegal. McAteer, now retired, is one of the last of his kind ...

Take the road less traveled in Ireland’s most north-westerly county of Donegal. There are at least two songs with the title "The Hills of Donegal." That is not surprising because Donegal is ...

One of my favourite locations in Ireland’s wild northwest: Glenveagh Castle in County Donegal, a grand 19th-century home in stately natural surroundings. Glenveagh was created 150 years ago by ...

The race is on to save the remaining thatched cottages in Ireland and train the next generation to restore them to their former glory. Donegal County Council has said there are more than 300 known ...