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 Use
our accommodation at the Óstán Sliabh
Liag as your base to explore the Slieve League sea cliffs,
Bunglass, try scuba diving, a scenic boat trip, sea
or river fishing and traditional music here in the Óstan
Sliabh Liag.
To
avoid disappointment, you can book your accommodation
ahead of your arrival.
 
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Enjoy
a game of pool, or darts
during your stay.
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Traditional
music can be
heard most nights of the week.
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Festivals
and Music Events
| International
Sea Angling Festival, Killybegs, County Donegal. |
074 9731137 |
| Rathmullan
Shark Festival, Rathmullan, County Donegal |
074 9158129 |
| For details of other angling events
in the North West region go to www.irelandnorthwest.ie |
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Ardara
Walking Festival/ Féile Siúlóide
Ard a'Rátha
Donal & Marie Therese Haughey, Ardara
Donegal.
Phone:+353 74 9541518
Held during March.
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This festival, which takes place over two days
in March, expects walkers from Ireland, Scotland
and The Netherlands. The programme includes easy,
moderate and strenuous routes, taking in the Maghera
and Loughros Bays, the banks of the Owenrea River
and an ascent by Easaranka Water fall on Glengesh
Hill.
The easy walks are will take around three hours,
while the strenuous walks take about six hours.
The Festival includes evening entertainment.
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| Carrick
Music festival (Ceol Féile) |
Bank Holiday weekend in October (Friday
22nd, Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th). |
| Festival
in Glencolmcille |
This normally starts the Saturday
of the second week of August. |
| Mick
And Micheal Carr Memorial Music Festival
O'Donnell's Bar, Meenaneary, Carrick , Donegal.
Phone: +353 74 9739297
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The Mick And Michael Carr Memorial Music Festival
takes place annually in O'Donnell's Bar and Community
Centre, Meenageary, Carrick, County Donegal. A
weekend of excellent entertainment including traditional
music is guaranteed and workshops will also be
given by this year's special guests.
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Annual
Portnoo Rosbeg Seafood Festival
Siobhan McNells, Loughfad, Portnoo, Rosbeg, Portnoo,
Donegal.
Phone:+353 72 45302
June 25, 2004 to June 27, 2004.
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The Seafood Festival
in Portnoo/Rosbeg features an oyster opening competition,
two tonnes of free seafood, a Festival Queen and
Bachelor competition, and music galore! |
| Kilcar
Annual Two Day Open Boat Sea Angling Festival
Cladnageara Pier, Kilcar, Donegal.
Phone:+353 73 38337
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The festival is normally held in August. This
long established, annual two day international
sea angling festival is renowned for the quality
of fishing and the 'mighty craic'. Pre-booking
essential.
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Feile
Oileen Arainn Mhor
Upper Illion, Arranmore island, Donegal.
Phone:+353 75 20547
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Festival includes events such as sports day,
tug-o-war, lake and sea angling, football, novelty
events, regatta day. A 'Rose of Arranmore' is
chosen in the July weekend. Lots of ceol agus
craic in our local pubs.
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Donegal
Dancers Festival
Oideas Gael, Glencolumkille, Donegal.
Phone:+353 74 9730248
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Held in August, this festival is a week long
programme of Donegal Dances featuring many dances
including the Mazurka, Highland, Shoe the Donkey
and the Peeler and the Goat.
Daily schedules with two sessions for course
participants with an extra evening session, open
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Óstán
Shliabh Liag
Main
Street
Carrick
Parish of Glencolmcille
County Donegal
Telephone:
074 9739973
E-mail:
Webmaster
Gaelic
Football
The
Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) was established
in 1884 to develop traditional field sports,
including football, hurling, camogie and handball.
The local club, Naomh Columba, has been very
successful in football competitions. It has
won the County Championship on a number of occasions.
The owners of Óstán Shliab Liag,
Noel and Paul Hegarty, have a close association
with Gaelic football
Noel
Hegarty was one of the players on the team which
brought the All Ireland Championship Cup, the
Sam McGuire, home to Donegal in 1992. A historic
year for Donegal Football!
Paul
Hegarty has a close association with both the
Naomh Columba team in Donegal, and continuing
to play with the Tir Chonail Gaels of London.
Past
Owner/Managers of the pub have been Paddy J
McGinley, who was involved with training underage
football, and John Joe Doherty who managed the
Sliabh Liag.
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