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Glenveagh National Park

Glenveagh National Park is situated in the heart of County Donegal and covers approximately 16,000 hectares (around 170 km²), making it one of Ireland’s largest national parks. The landscape is dominated and defined by the Derryveagh Mountains and Lough Veagh (Lough Beagh), an elongated freshwater lake that runs through the centre of the park. Steep slopes, bare rocks and vast heathlands characterise the landscape, whilst native woodlands and the landscaped gardens around Glenveagh Castle line the shores of the lake. The park forms part of the rugged, mountainous landscapes of north-western Ireland. Errigal Mountain, Muckish Mountain and the Poisoned Glen are other notable features of the area.

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Church of Our Lady

Church of Our Lady

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The Hurler Stone Circles

The Hurler Stone Circles

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Hill of Tara

Hill of Tara

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Burial mounds De Regte Heide

Burial mounds De Regte Heide

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Woodhenge

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Isterberg

Isterberg

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Kernhem House and Estate

Kernhem House and Estate

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The Luttenberg

The Luttenberg

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House of Viviane (Hotié de Viviane)

House of Viviane (Hotié de Viviane)

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Le Val sans Retour

Le Val sans Retour

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