Watch: Marius Monaghan's guide to the perfect day in Donegal

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From the best fish and chips to dreamy sunset views, content creator Marius Monaghan shares his guide to a perfect day in Donegal. Watch the video back above.

Over the past number of years, Tyrone native Marius Monaghan has carved out a space for himself in the world of online content creation.

An outdoorsman at heart, his exploits are a scenic celebration of everything Ireland has to offer, whether it be documenting basking sharks in Kerry, or capturing breathtaking views from the peak of Diamond Hill in Connemara.

Based in Donegal, Monaghan says he has spent the past ten years looking at everything the county has to offer, ranging from mouth-watering food and jaw-dropping views, to handmade jumpers, and charming accomodation.

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You can watch the video to see all of the creator's recommendations, but a short list has been outlined below for reference:

Donegal Town

The gateway to the county, Donegal Town is a great place to start any day of adventure.

  • A cup of coffee from McBrew or Simple Simon's
  • A sweet treat from Aroma
  • Bangladeshi cuisine in the award-winning Chandpur
  • An Italian feast in La Bella Donna

Food on the road to Ardara

  • The Rusty Mackeral (try the fish & chips)
  • Ahoy Café
  • Killbegs Seafood Shack

Ardara

  • A stay at The Wee Pink Cottage
  • Dinner & a drink in Nancy's (nab a seat by the fireplace)

Activities

  • An authentic hand-knit jumper from Kathleen Meehan (she told Marius that Sarah Jessica Parker drops in most years)
  • A scenic drive to Muckross Head
  • A beautiful walkng trail at Slieve League
  • A sea swim at Gleann Cholm Cille
  • A hike to Glencolmcille Tower

NB: Always be safety conscious when exploring the great outdoors. Check the weather and water quality before taking on your adventure, and prepare as best you can.

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