Inishkerragh (Inis Caorach)
Inishkerragh means ‘Sheep Island’. Originally from the Irish ‘Inis’ – ‘island’ and ‘caoragh’ – ‘sheep’, Inishkerragh is situated off the north west coast of Donegal, in the bay of Boylagh. It measures 650m by 300m and the highest point is 6.5m above sea level.
Activities include: walking, birdwatching, sea angling and fishing.
Eolas / Information:
Comharchumann na nOileán Beag
Tel: +353 (0)74 953 2571 or +353 (0)74 953 2594
Address
Co. Donegal
Co. Donegal
Town
Inishkerragh Island
Inishkerragh Island
Phone
35374 953 2571
35374 953 2571
Email
ancaire@eircom.net
ancaire@eircom.net
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Inishkerragh means ‘Sheep Island’. Originally from the Irish ‘Inis’ – ‘island’ and ‘caoragh’ – ‘sheep’, Inishkerragh is situated off the north west coast of Donegal, in the bay of Boylagh. It measures 650m by 300m and the highest point is 6.5m above sea level.
Activities include: walking, birdwatching, sea angling and fishing.
Eolas / Information:
Comharchumann na nOileán Beag
Tel: +353 (0)74 953 2571 or +353 (0)74 953 2594
Other
Donegal Islands
in Donegal
