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| Donegal
is a land shrouded in ledgend and myth. Donegal was the birthplace
of Saint Colmcille, who was responsible for the end of Paganism
and the introduction of christianity in Ireland. this section
of the site looks at many of the key heritage sites that make
up the weakth of history Co Donegal commands. |
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quite and remote village of Glencolmcille is situated just
over 11 miles outside of Killybegs. This area of donegal
has a strong connection with Saint Columba or Comlcille,
who lends his name to the area. It is rumoured that the
saint used this remote area of Ireland as a retreat or haven.
Click on the button below to visit Glencolmcille.
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Irelands
past has been a turbulent affair. In the past the lands
of the Irish clans changed hands following a major Viking
invasion. This invasion was responsible for the founding
of many of our major cities including Dubllin.
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Donegal is littered with old crosses and ancient dolmens.
These stone circles have stood for thousands of years, built
by the early Irish settlers. |
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