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The Living Landscape – The Donegal Railway Guided Cultural Walks in The Donegal Landscape.

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Posted on July 12, 2016

The Living Landscape – The Donegal Railway Guided Cultural Walks in The Donegal Landscape. SATURDAY 16th of JULY •

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Posted on December 9, 2015

“Find inspiration – immerse yourself in local folklore and landscape and find inspiration to fire your creative imagination.” Interwoven

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Posted on November 8, 2015

Gartan History , walkingdonegal.net Wilkins Bar ( Wilkins Bar Churchill ) is one of 3 pubs here in Churchill and it

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Earagail Arts Festival walks 2015 photos,

Posted on July 26, 2015

Earagail Arts Festival walks 2015. thanks to all those that came out on the walks, and to all those who

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Gartan Historical Walk

Posted on June 11, 2015

Gartan, Historical Walk with Seamus from walkingdonegal.net Thursday 18th of June 2015, Meet at Wilkins Bar for this

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Owencarrow viaduct disaster by John Hannigan,

Posted on May 29, 2015

Owencarrow viaduct disaster by John Hannigan, On the night of January 25th , 1925 the L& L.S. railway

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Owencarrow Viaduct disaster

Posted on February 10, 2015

Owencarrow Viaduct disaster, The building of the Owencarrow Viaduct, 1903 The building of the Burtonport extension was a great

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My name is Seamus Doohan. I was born and raised in the Gaeltacht area
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Walking Weekend Donegal
Guided Walk to Altan Farm
Walking Donegal Stories on the Wild Atlantic Way
Dear Seamus, We are back in Seattle now, overcoming jet lag….reflecting on the day that we spent with you. Our day with you was the highlight of our trip to Donegal. We were and are in awe of all the dimensions that you brought to our time: historical, cultural, archeological, linguistic and spiritual…all in the course of moving around and through that beautiful landscape! We admire your talent and also your wisdom at being able to balance your electricial work with your passion for hillwalking. We have been listening to the music of the Clannad group…loving it! We went to dinner at Kitty Kelly’s and mentioned your name to the lady proprietor. She is also an admirer of yours! We look at the photos from that day and cannot believe that you had the energy to cover as many special spots! You mentioned the poem that one of your other clients wrote…if you can share it, we would love to read her writing! Seamus, you gave us so much more than we expected in just one day. In addition, your willingness to come all the way to Donegal to pick us up and return us at day’s end, meant that the amount of time spent by you that day was huge! We would like to express our appreciation by sending you more money. Can you provide us with your mailing address? We left Donegal with the desire to return for MORE! We are hoping to plan a trip with our family in the summer of 2021. Hopefully you will still be doing “walking Donegal” work!! Thank you for all that you gave us on 4/10/2019…a very special way to experience Donegal, made possible by you. Sincerely, Tracy and Tom Garland
Slí Cholmcille, le Walking Donegal

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My name is Seamus Doohan.
I was born and raised in the
Gaeltacht area of Falcarragh in Co.

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CONTACT DETAILS

Falcarragh, Letterkenny,
Co. Donegal Ireland
353 74 9165443
walkingdonegalireland@gmail.com
www.walkingdonegal.net

RESENT POST

Walking Weekend Donegal
Guided Walk to Altan Farm
Walking Donegal Stories on the Wild Atlantic Way
Dear Seamus, We are back in Seattle now, overcoming jet lag….reflecting on the day that we spent with you. Our day with you was the highlight of our trip to Donegal. We were and are in awe of all the dimensions that you brought to our time: historical, cultural, archeological, linguistic and spiritual…all in the course of moving around and through that beautiful landscape! We admire your talent and also your wisdom at being able to balance your electricial work with your passion for hillwalking. We have been listening to the music of the Clannad group…loving it! We went to dinner at Kitty Kelly’s and mentioned your name to the lady proprietor. She is also an admirer of yours! We look at the photos from that day and cannot believe that you had the energy to cover as many special spots! You mentioned the poem that one of your other clients wrote…if you can share it, we would love to read her writing! Seamus, you gave us so much more than we expected in just one day. In addition, your willingness to come all the way to Donegal to pick us up and return us at day’s end, meant that the amount of time spent by you that day was huge! We would like to express our appreciation by sending you more money. Can you provide us with your mailing address? We left Donegal with the desire to return for MORE! We are hoping to plan a trip with our family in the summer of 2021. Hopefully you will still be doing “walking Donegal” work!! Thank you for all that you gave us on 4/10/2019…a very special way to experience Donegal, made possible by you. Sincerely, Tracy and Tom Garland
Slí Cholmcille, le Walking Donegal

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