r/Donegal • u/Inevitable-Lower • 1h ago
Another accidentally hilarious Donegal Daily moment
His last sail was a bit too much for him though.
r/Donegal • u/Inevitable-Lower • 1h ago
His last sail was a bit too much for him though.
r/Donegal • u/DannyGsy • 1m left
Howdy. I'm back home for Christmas & someone was saying it might be cheaper to go Asda in Strabane for the wine/beer etc
Anyone here go over the border for the shopping, & do you find it cheaper than say Dunnes/Tesco?
r/Donegal • u/ajeje-brazorf_12521 • 13h ago
Greetings everybody, I recently found a job near Letterkenny and I'm looking to relocate so I come to this sub to ask a few questions.
Since I would love to travel a bit during my stay I was wondering if Letterkenny is in a good position to do so. In particular is it easy (and worth it) to travel to the northern beaches and forts? Do locals generally do that?
Is Kenny as a city much more convenient than other smaller villages nearby? For example Buncrana or Cunningham which would be closer to my work place. I see that most of these cities have at least a clinic and a supermarket but for a young person are they interesting to live in?
Is Derry a frequent weekend destination? Is it more active and lively as a city?
Thanks in advance for all the insights you will give me
EDIT: corrected some of the names