Donegal Tourism Video
This video gives an overview of what Donegal has to offer visitors of Ireland. From activities to attractions and more.
Hiking trip through County Clare - Ireland: Cliffs of Moher, Burren National Park and more!
We show you some great things to see and do in County Clare in Ireland. If you are planning a vacation in the region, this will help you to not miss some of the stunning places you have to visit.
Some places we show:
- Cliffs of Moher
- Doolin
- Burren National Park
- Poulnabrone dolmen
- Burren Bird of Prey Centre
- Ennis
- Quin Abbey
- Knappogue Castle and Walled Garden
- Mooghaun Hill Fort
Donegal - The Halls Family Adventure, Chapter Three
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Chapter Three - Slí an Atlantaigh Fhiáin | The Wild Atlantic Way
World Adventurer Monty Halls promotes Donegal as a Family Friendly Adventure Destination.
In Chapter Three Monty, Tam, Isla and Molly visit a remote island and encounter a population of bottlenose dolphins.
TV personality and world adventurer Monty Halls, his wife Tamsyn and daughters Molly and Isla have been travelling all over the county filming with their company Seadog Productions this spring.
Donegal is no stranger to celebrity visitors. Since being named ‘Coolest Place on the Planet’ by National Geographic Traveller in 2017, Donegal has risen to new heights on the global tourism scale.
Monty had previously visited County Donegal and had the opportunity to view basking sharks at Malin Head. Having been to many exciting destinations worldwide, Monty said that his experience in viewing basking sharks at Malin Head was one of the most exciting wildlife encounters of his life.
Monty is well known for his BBC2 series ‘Great Escapes’ and he also presented the multi-award winning series ‘Great Barrier Reef’. In 2014 he worked on the ground-breaking expedition series ‘Lost Worlds’ for the Discovery Channel. Monty has written several books, and is a regular contributor to magazines and newspapers, many of them communicating his enthusiasm for the natural world. Monty has also worked with Channel 4, National Geographic, the History Channel, Channel 5, and the BBC. His most recent WWII's Great Escapes: The Freedom Trails was broadcast in 2017.
Monty Halls is a broadcaster, speaker, naturalist, former Royal Marine, marine biologist, travel writer and leadership specialist. His experience covers over two decades of leading teams in some of the most remote environments on earth, presenting wildlife and adventure documentaries. Most recently Monty and his family spent time on the Galapagos Islands filming ‘My Family and the Galapagos’.
So from the Galapagos Islands to Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way, Monty and his family have experienced the very best of what our County has to offer. They showcase Donegal to a worldwide audience online as one of the world’s most amazing family friendly adventure destinations.
Watch Chapter 1/3 here:
Watch Chapter 2/3 here:
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County Donegal is a great destination for a family holiday or weekend break whatever the weather at any time of the year.
In Donegal the whole family (mum and dad included!) can safely learn to surf, windsurf, kayak or canoe at one of our many Blue Flag beaches. When the sun goes on holiday, there is an excellent choice of indoor attractions, from adventure centres to ten pin bowling and cinemas to soft play. There is no doubt about it County Donegal has enough to keep the kids happy for weeks!
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TOURIST ATTRACTION IN DONEGAL
A MUST DO .... Tourists here experience Donegal hospitality! they will never forget it!
Donegal | Ireland | Dunlewy Church in the Poisoned Glen - EPIC DRONE FOOTAGE - 4K
A fly around the amazing Poisoned Glen in County Donegal, Ireland.
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Walk - Mount Errigal
Errigal is a 751-metre (2,464 ft) mountain in County Donegal, Ireland. We climbed it in March 2017 on a beautiful day.
The distance from the carpark to the summit and return was approx 4.7km.The initial stage of the walk was really boggy and near the top the scree can be a bit tough on the way down too.
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'Wild Ireland': A Two Day Trek and Wild Camp in the Derryveagh Mountains, Donegal
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This video, the first in a new series of ‘Wild Ireland’ films, follows a 30 km two day trek and overnight bivouac in the Derryveagh Mountains of County Donegal in mid-March 2015. In the valley close to Dunlewy Lough, the first flush of spring was everywhere: birdsong filled the air, tentative green shoots sprouted from seemingly lifeless brambles, catkins dangled from winter weary boughs and saffron yellow coltsfoot flowers erupted from amid paper dry and ragged yellow grasses like condensed droplets of sunshine. But up on the mountains, where we endured a bitter easterly wind, winter had yet to release its icy grip and on the highest ground, the last snows of winter lingered on. Our tent was silvered with frost, icicles oozed from frozen peat hags, verglas smeared the naked granite and ice-covered bog loughs gleamed like glass in the deep chill of early morning.
It is possible to do this route, which offers truly joyful walking in one of the wildest corners of Ireland, taking in eight summits and breath-taking views down over the Poisoned Glen, as a circular walk from the excellent Errigal Youth Hostel. For a GPS track of the route see: mountainviews.ie/track/report/2835/
The music tracks featured, in order, are:
Sophie Zalmani: Spring Love
Pete Droge: Going Whichever Way the Wind Blows
Ron Sexsmith: Gold in Them Hills
DONEGAL - IRELAND - AERIALS
Birds eye view of Donegal / Ireland.
Come with us and fly over Lough Salt, Assaranca waterfall, Slieve League, Doe Castle, Poisen Glen and Dunlewey church, Lough Reelan, Downings beach, Fanad Head Lighthouse, Harry Blaney Bridge and Island Roy.
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Music: Cheesy Spats / Album: Top of the Glen
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Leap Castle, Ireland
Old rebuilt castle in Irish midlands with walls up to nine feet thick, which formed part of the fortress of the O'Carroll clan.
Wild Camping in Ireland - Poisoned Glen & Slieve Snaght (Donegal)
A walk through the magnificent amphitheater of the Poisoned Glen in the Derryveagh Mountains of Donegal.