• 54°39′18″N 8°06′40″W / 54.655°N 8.111°W. Donegal Castle showing keep, on right, and Jacobean wing. Donegal Castle (Irish: Caisleán Dhún na nGall)...
  • In 1611 Donegal Castle and its lands were granted to an English Captain, Basil Brooke.
  • The 17th Century ruins of Donegal Castle dominate the town of Donegal and as the seat of the power of the O'Donnell Chieftains, it is entwined with the history of...
  • Donegal Castle is a magnificent structure in the heart of Donegal town that bears witness to the region's rich and complex history.
  • In 1611, the crown finally took control of the O’Donnell estates, some of which, along with Donegal Castle, were given to an army captain, Sir Basil Brooke...
  • In the very heart of Donegal town, towering over the River Eske, stands Donegal Castle.
  • From the fairytale-like Doe Castle to the stunningly set Carrickabraghy Castle, there’s plenty to of Donegal castles to explore, as you’ll discover below.
  • Donegal Castle, dating back to even the Vikings, is a 15th century building. Today, partially restored, the castle is open to the public and often hosts events...
  • In memory of this deed a sculpture of eagle feathers is sited on the grounds of Donegal Castle.
  • We were met by a friendly and chatty member of staff who cheerfully invited us to explore the wonder of Donegal Castle’s and it’s multiphase architecture.