Inishowen Peninsula Attractions
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The Inishowen Peninsula (Inis Eoghain, "Eoghain's Island") is the northernmost part of Ireland; its most northerly point is Malin Head.
On the west side of the peninsula Lough Swilly, a broad arm of the sea, cuts deep into the land; on the east side is the great expanse of Lough Foyle, beyond which is Northern Ireland. At its northwestern tip lies Malin Head, overlooking the open sea. Inishowen is reached on the N13 from Letterkenny. The R238 encircles the peninsula.
On the west side of the peninsula Lough Swilly, a broad arm of the sea, cuts deep into the land; on the east side is the great expanse of Lough Foyle, beyond which is Northern Ireland. At its northwestern tip lies Malin Head, overlooking the open sea. Inishowen is reached on the N13 from Letterkenny. The R238 encircles the peninsula.
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Grianán of Aileach
Set on a hill high above the surrounding landscape, this circular fort offers fantastic views. Its date of construction is undetermined.
