Dunfanaghy

Lively Village

On the shores of a sandy inlet, called Sheep Haven Bay lies Dunfanaghy.
This lively village with its galleries, arts centre, craft shops, coffee houses, night club, golf course and horse riding facilities offers accommodation ranging from three star hotel to hostel.

Big Trout

To the north of the village lies the rocky bulk of Horn Head. From here you have a magnificent overview of the area with its sandy beaches and many archaeological sites. And, a few of the region's lakes.

New Lake

On the outskirts of Dunfanaghy, along the N56, we find New Lake. It came into existence in 1917, after a three day storm dislodged dune sand and silted up the old harbour. What was once farmland is now this shallow lake. The area is a nature reserve and fishing is from the boat only.

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