Web Directory

» Co Donegal Roman Catholic Records
   A list of parishes from Rootsweb.
   http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~fianna/county/donegal/donrc.html

» Crossroads Presbyterian Church
   Small border congregation, twinned with Carlisle Road in Londonderry. Church history, contact information, picture gallery and guestbook.
   http://mcn.ie/crossroads/

» Donegal Genealogy Resources
   A genealogy research site with online records including valuations, Tithe Books and old photographs.
   http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/

» Donegal Matters
   Sen. Joe Mchugh's community pages with information about issues affecting the people of Co. Donegal.
   http://donegalmatters.com

» Donegal Presbyterian Church
   Co Donegal. Includes a mission statement, staff, locations, service times, news and events, history, sermons, map and contact details.
   http://www.donegalpresbyterianchurch.com/

» Inishowen Heritage
   Interactive guide to historical sites in the area.
   http://www.inishowenheritage.ie/

» Joseph Quinn
   Personal home page.
   http://www.josephquinn.com

» Lough Derg (St. Patrick's Purgatory)
   One of the oldest places of pilgrimage in the Christian world and one of the few remaining penitential pilgrimages, providing details on its calendar, access, history and news.
   http://www.loughderg.org/

» Loughanure
   Recent and historical information about the village of Loughanure.
   http://www.loughanure.com

» Pauric Doherty's
   Personal Website, featuring information on Donegal, Laghey, Ballintra, Drumholm, Galway and Ireland in general.
   http://www.pauricdoherty.com

» Pettigo Online
   Information about the town of Pettigo.
   http://www.111dots.co.cc/grace280.geo/pettigoe.html

» Save The Swilly
   Information on umbrella organisation of groups concerned about aquaculture in Lough Swilly.
   http://www.loughswilly.com

» The Craic
   Provides a link and information between the island of Arranmore with its many people who immigrated to the U.S.A.
   http://www.howsthecraic.com

» The Story of The Rosses
   Information on a book which includes over 10 years of research into the history of the area and the genealogy of its people.
   http://homepage.eircom.net/~storyoftherosses