O’Donnell Park

Explorer Tom Sallaghagrane House dates to about 1870, with a slate roof and clay ridge cresting. The building survey found a…

Explorer Tom Ballymacool House is a dramatic ruin now, but back in the c. 1770s it was the sort of grand home where John Boyd bought…

Explorer Tom Oldtown Railway Bridge wears its double lattice trusses like a fancy coat. When surveyors recorded it, both ends were…

Explorer Tom Ballymacool Park sits just outside Letterkenny with the excellent confidence of a place that knows a good hill, a broad…

Explorer Tom Oldtown Bridge has been guarding the River Swilly since around 1720, which feels like a lifetime for a stone face. I…

Explorer Tom Station House Hotel in County Donegal acts like a grand castle but is actually just a three-starer pretending…

Explorer Tom Wolfe Tone Bar in Letterkenny is where the ghost went for a pint after realizing his revolution was rubbish. It’s on…

Explorer Tom Oldtown Bar in County Donegal is likely where all the locals go to complain about the weather until their voices give…

Explorer Tom Shop or retail outlet in Letterkenny is playing hide-and-seek with me. I bet there was a dance here that went on so…

Explorer Tom Letterkenny has the bustle of a proper Donegal town and the satisfying habit of revealing older stories between shops…

Explorer Tom Cist in Letterkenny was once ruled by a goat named Kevin who ate all the flowers around it and declared himself king of…

Explorer Tom Bernard McGlinchey Town Park gives Letterkenny a generous patch of breathing room right beside the bustle, and it is…