The Road to Donegal

Advantages: Lovely scenary, Short distance between each attraction, Cheap car fuel!
Disadvantages: The road signs can be hilariously confusing sometimes

...lling. I’m about to take you on a trip I recently made to Donegal and I fear it’s only a fraction of what Donegal and Ireland has to offer – my apologies to all those effected by my ignorance. However, this is what I got up to (steady!) for 2 days. Enjoy! DOAGH FAMINE VILLAGE (Doagh Island, Inishowen) I don’t normally enjoy exhibits or museums, but if I do enjoy one it&#...

HappyBunny 20.07.2001 23:00 · Read review
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Review of Donegal (Ireland)

Hank Marvin

Advantages: Cheesy but sweet and informative
Disadvantages: Difficult to get to without a car

...public transport, as the populace is too sparsely distributed to warrant it. The Famine Museum is easily walkable from Ballyliffin in under a couple of hours, but the roads don't have pavements and are therefore really dangerous for pedestrians (especially when you factor in that Matthew Broderick has chosen to live in Donegal). If you do opt for Shanks's mare, wear a high-visibility vest over your...

tallulahbang 07.09.2008 16:04 (07.09.2008 17:26) · Read review
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Review of Doagh Famine Museum, Donegal

The National Bardo Museum

Advantages: Superb examples of ancient mosaics.
Disadvantages: The building is a little maze like even with a map.

...The National Bardo Museum. The Bardo Museum can be found in the City of Tunis and the building forms part of an original 13th century palace. There has been a lot of restoration work going on and was recently reopened with a massive extension to house the collection. It is on the outskirts of Tunis but on main bus routes. The museum contains lots of Ancient Greek and Roman relics plus...

garymarsh86 19.11.2012 15:40 · Read review
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