Donegal

From Malin Head to Killybegs, from Ardara to Arranmore, join photographer Kate Slevin on a journey around Ireland’s most spectacular county.

Donegal, Ireland, 1939 As the world teeters on the brink of WWII, Eliza Lavery is alone in the world after her fiancé, Davey, was lost following the Irish War of Independence. But a fateful meeting on the wild beauty of Ballymastocker Bay could change everything. 

While not in the vanguard of the Irish Revolution, Donegal was far from a disinterested bystander. Events elsewhere cast long shadows on all aspects of life, and the Donegal experience was active as well as passive.

All of her life, Irish-American Moira Doherty has relished her mother's descriptions of Ireland. When her mother dies unexpectedly in the summer of 1920, Moira decides to fulfill her mother's wish that she become the teacher in Ballymann, her home village in Donegal, Ireland.

This report details the results of a rescue excavation at a passage tomb in Magheracar, Co. Donegal in 1986 and 1987.

Xploreit Maps is an Irish publisher of maps and atlases. The Xploreit County Series covers the western coastal counties in a set of double-sided maps ranging from County Cork in the southwest to County Donegal in the northwest.

Brian McDermott has built a national reputation as a chef on one simple belief – that tasty, healthy food based around traditional recipes and local produce is something every family can make and enjoy.

The Donegal Woman is a bestselling Irish fiction story based on the true story of the author's own grandmother. Reviving the tradition of three of Ulster's great radical writers, Peadar O'Donnell, Patrick MacGill and Sam Hanna Bell, John Throne captures the authentic voice of a woman of extraordinary spirit

Beautiful and mystical Donegal in the days when the donkey cart was still an essential form of transport.

This is the story of a young, beautiful and talented girl from humble beginnings in Donegal who established a career in show business that was to endure for half a century.

Foreword by Daniel O'Donnell. 2015 1st Edition Hardback.

During the nineteenth century sport underwent a revolution which was heavily influenced by the social and economic changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution in England. How this sporting 'revolution' affected the development of sport at a micro-level, in a peripheral Irish setting, has received only limited attention.

A new edition of Dr EM Patterson's first volume on the history of the narrow-gauge railways of North-West Ireland, originally published in 1962

If you take this book with you as you travel around Donegal and the Glens of Antrim you will find that you journey not only over land, but also over time. Part two focuses attention on Derry and County Antrim.

Donegal has a rich heritage of myths and legends which is uniquely captured in this collection of traditional tales from the county. 

The Discovery Series are designed for tourist and leisure activities. Each one covers an area of 40km x 30km at the scale of 1:50,000.

Discovery Series 16 4th Edition

Discovery Series 3 4th Edition

Discovery Series 6 4th Edition

Discovery Series 2 4th Edition

These maps are designed for tourist and leisure activities. Each map covers an area 40km x 30km. It will be of particular interest to anyone walking, cycling or motoring in any of these areas and keen to enjoy the beauty of the countyside. 2 cm to 1 km, 1� inches to 1 mile