Inishtrahull Island (Inis Trá Tholl)
Inishtrahull (Irish: Inis Trá Tholl, possibly island of the empty beach or island of the yonder beach) is the most
Donegal Islands
Inishirrer Island (Inis Oirthir)
It is as the name says, Island East, the ‘Eastern Island’. Inishirrer is a long, narrow island, about one mile
Gola Island (Oileán Ghabhla)
The island of Gabhla (Gola) covers about one square mile (500 acres) and is situated about one mile from the
Tory Island (Toraigh)
Tory Island’s name conjures up images of majesty and beauty. In fact, as the northernmost outpost of Donegal’s thriving Gaeltacht
Arranmore Island (Árainn Mhór)
There is a feeling of enchantment from the moment you step aboard the ferry at Burtonport.
Inishkerragh (Inis Caorach)
Inishkerragh means ‘Sheep Island’. Originally from the Irish ‘Inis’ – ‘island’ and ‘caoragh’ – ‘sheep’, Inishkerragh is situated off the
Island Roy (Oileán Ruaidh)
Oileán Ruaidh (Island Roy) is a lowlying, gravel-based eminence of 100 acres. It has green fields, rocky shores with abundant
Rutland Island (Inis Mhic an Doirn)
Rutland Island is situated about half a mile from Burtonport Harbour in the parish of The Rosses in West Donegal.
Inishfree Island (Inis Fraoigh)
Inis Fraoigh – meaning island of heather lies in the sheltered sea bay between Dungloe and Burtonport and is just
Inishbofin Island (Inis Bó Finne)
Inis Bó Finne – the island of the white cow is locted four miles from the village of An Fál
Owey Island (Uaigh)
Owey Island lies midway between Gola and Arranmore and is just off-shore from Cruit Island. The recently whitewashed cottages on