Breenymore Cottage — Property 2480

Brand New Holiday Cottage with Sea Views (NEAR MURVAGH)
Thank you all for your enquiry about our new, self-catering holiday home (completed Easter 2004). The cottage is situated in Inver and the towns land called Drumduff. It is in a very quiet spot but walking distance from Inver Village and Frosses, where you can experience the traditional way of Irish life. From the cottage there are views of the sea, hills and countryside. It is a place where you will be able to appreciate the best of humour in a relaxed atmosphere. Ideally we are situated on a quiet rural road but only 1Km from the main Donegal - Killybegs road. Sorry pets are not allowed.

Inver
The cottage is situated in Inver and the towns land called Drumduff. It is in a very quiet spot but walking distance from Inver Village and Frosses, where you can experience the traditional way of Irish life. From the cottage there are views of the sea, hills and countryside. It is a place where you will be able to appreciate the best of humour in a relaxed atmosphere. Ideally we are situated on a quiet rural road but only 1Km from the main Donegal - Killybegs road. Sorry pets are not allowed.

Ballybofey And Stranorlar Golf Club Ballyliffin Golf Club Buncrana Municipal Golf Club Bundoran Golf Club Cruit Island Golf Club Donegal Golf Club (MURVAGH) Dunfanaghy Golf Club Greencastle Golf Club Gweedore Golf Club Letterkenny Golf Club Narin And Portnoo Golf Club North West Golf Club Otway Golf Club Portsalon Golf Club Redcastle Golf Club Rosapenna Golf Club St Patricks Golf Club

Donegal provides a brilliant backdrop for the plethora of activities which the County offers. Golfers need not go far to find a green.

Donegal Golf Club (Murvagh)
Lying in the bosom of beautiful Donegal Bay and backed by the magnificent Blue Stack Mountains, Donegal Golf Links (or Murvagh Golf Club as it is also known) was designed by the master of Irish golf course architecture, Eddie Hackett. Following his designs at Connemara and Waterville Golf Links, the links at Donegal was his third such project and it was destined to be on a similarly grand scale as his two previous creations.

It will always be a matter of dispute whether golf originated in Scotland or Holland but in Donegal, similar to Lahinch, it was the Scottish influence that brought it to our shores. While on overseas service in Ireland, the Scottish army regiments saw beautiful links land, similar to the lands upon which the great Scottish links were built, and they encouraged the local gentry to do the same. Configured in two loops of nine holes, Donegal Golf Links is often described as the Muirfield of Ireland and the course can provide a fearsome challenge when the wind rises, as is reflected in its standard scratch of 75. Isolated from the rest of the mainland by a thick mass of woodland, the site is spectacular by any standards. And as the designer recalled with a crushing simplicity "The greens are on natural sites, only the levels of some were adjusted by hand. All I had to do was to develop the course on what nature provided." There are so many excellent holes at Donegal Golf Links that