r/Donegal • u/The_LoT__DJs • 14h ago
r/Donegal • u/pozinator • 1d ago
Trying to find the recipe for a shot from The Grill
Like 10-12 years ago, when I was going out in Letterkenny, there used to be a shot that they would do in The Grill called "The Three Wise Men".
Google has brought up a different shot made of 3 whiskeys but this definitely wasnt that.
It was made up of equal parts of 3 different liqueurs, one of them was either White Rum or Sambuca I cant remember.
Anyone have any recollection of it?
r/Donegal • u/TheShynola • 13h ago
r/Donegal, where do you actually like to eat in Donegal?
Hi, we’re four friends putting together restaurants across Donegal in an app called Vota.
The idea is simple: you’re shown two restaurants and choose where you’d rather eat. For example, in Letterkenny: The Lemon Tree or Pat’s Pizza? The votes create a ranking that we hope gives a better picture of where people actually enjoy eating.
We’re trying to include as many restaurants as possible and clean up duplicate or outdated listings, but locals will spot things we’ve missed.
iPhone:
https://apps.apple.com/app/vota/id6744969212
Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.vota.app
Full transparency: we’re not from Donegal. Two of us live in Copenhagen and two in Gothenburg. The four of us are building Vota independently. We don’t collect or sell personal data, there are no ads in the app, and we don’t use AI-generated restaurant descriptions.
Any honest feedback is welcome, especially if restaurants are missing or something is listed incorrectly. Where do you like to eat in Donegal?
r/Donegal • u/OverTheHillsOfDL • 1d ago
Bad accident near Doochary minutes ago
Be careful, a car was on the middle of the road, all smashed. 🙏🙏🙏
r/Donegal • u/AdFar9189 • 2d ago
Anywhere particularly photogenic this time of the year?
As the title says is there anywhere that's particularly worth photographing in October/November in Donegal (given the weather and the lighting conditions) and why?
Thanks
r/Donegal • u/ollie_soma • 2d ago
Any alternative musicians?
I’ve been looking for ages now for people interested in starting a hardcore, post hardcore, 2nd wave emo or emo/shoegazey project.
I’m open to other genres as well!
Please message me if you’re interested!
r/Donegal • u/UniqueAttitude7625 • 2d ago
TCO OOM Donegal
Hi. Anyone on the merit list for Donegal been called up? Im number 20.
r/Donegal • u/Ali_Altum • 3d ago
Falcarragh
Dia Daobh Dún na nGall! I'm just reminiscing about my holidays to Falcarragh every summer when I was a kid. Around 30 years ago or more I met a lad living in Falcarragh called Sean. He and his mum had moved over from Scotland. I used to meet up with him every summer. I'm just wondering if anyone in or around Falcarragh that knows him or knew him. Go raibh maith agaibh ✌🏻
EDIT: We used to sit in the pool room at the back of Coyles cafe
r/Donegal • u/WinOk7115 • 4d ago
Hidden gems in the North-West
Hello,
We are going to travel to Ireland next week, we are going to spend there 8 days, with two little and very active kids (2 and 4 years old). We prefer the outdoor programs, not indoor museums, and safe ones (I am afraid that they can fall at Moher Cliffs, so now we skip). We plan to come back and explore the South -West part also later, so now I concentrate on North and West until Galway.
First day we get a car, go Wicklow Woods.
Second day we go Dublin in the morning and after near Donegal (accomodation).
Third-fourth day we spend there and visit Glenveagh National Park, Silver Strand,… Is there any nice place here to visit? Small ruins, castle, nice waterfall without a hiking?
Fifth day we go next to Galway. What to see on the way?
Sixth and seventh day visit Kylemore Abbey and garden, Connemara National Park.
Eight day maybe Kilkenny on the way to airport (evening flight).
We would like to have an easygoing holiday, I am sure we will stop next to the road if we see something cute, birds, ruins, lakes, etc. So I need your ideas about cute little “hidden gems” at this part of the country.
Thanks for your ideas!
r/Donegal • u/Truemanofgod96 • 4d ago
Looking for somewhere to rent in the west of Ireland
Hi I am looking for somewhere to rent in the west of Ireland, I am a preacher of God and have been invited to speak at many events and church's up west of Ireland, I can pay the full rent in advance with a tenancy agreement of course, I am looking for a 2 bedroom preferably but a 1 bedroom would suffice, I do travel with my mother and two dogs so pets would have to be allowed, I can give references and more details if anybody could help or get back to me it would be much appreciated
r/Donegal • u/Naive-Historian-1520 • 5d ago
Special General Meeting
Finn Harps voting comes up next week on the sale of the club to Freddy Gonzalez. What are your thoughts on the clubs potential (and highly likely) sale?
r/Donegal • u/IrishNewWave • 6d ago
RCC Cinema: Scream (30th Anniversary Screening)
r/Donegal • u/NeatAd1190 • 7d ago
Riding a bicycle in letterkenny
Hi everyone, im new to letterkenny and I just bought a bike to commute from home to work and back. I wanted to know if there are any rules on how I should ride a bike (on the side of the road or the pathway when there isnt a bike lane?) and are there any unspoken rules?
r/Donegal • u/KneeNo9709 • 8d ago
Newtowncunningham Shore area
When I was in primary school, we used to take a yearly walk (or 7-seater car ride if you were too lazy) to a shore nearby Newtowncunningham. Fast forward X amount of years, I’m wondering what this shore is. I can’t recall a name as it was just called “the shore”. Would anybody have a notion about what it might’ve been? It was surely by salt water as it had sand, and it was only an hours walk from the primary school Moyle National School. Any ideas about directions to it as I’d love to visit again. Thanks.
r/Donegal • u/SamLoudermilk247 • 8d ago
Nice with Purtys
Its nice with new season queen's purdies
r/Donegal • u/Inner-Payment6552 • 10d ago
How accurate do these club and county rankings look for football and hurling?
r/Donegal • u/IrishNewWave • 11d ago
Letterkenny director releases new horror film
r/Donegal • u/M00ncar • 11d ago
What's bundoran boxing club like?
Boxing clubs used to be pretty rough. I was doing judo for a while but moved up here and thinking of starting boxing
r/Donegal • u/JohnHammond94 • 12d ago
Polish man who provided Famine relief to be honoured
r/Donegal • u/BeginningEast5403 • 12d ago
Lower Crevery nr Rathmullan unfinished houses…
I’m being a big old nosey bitch but this is prime Reddit… I drove through Lower Crevery nr Rathmullan a wee while back and saw 2 houses that looked unfinished and abandoned - does anyone know what the story is with them? An internet search tells me they were built 2005 ish and were up for sale 5 years ago but don’t seem to have been sold. Mica?