Letterkenny: Heartland Town of Craic Agus Ceol
Letterkenny, Ireland is known for its part in historical events, such as the introduction of Christianity in the 1500s. Situated along the River Swilly, Letterkenny is County Donegal’s largest town. The city has good access to both Donegal Airport (CFN) and the City of Derry Airport (LDY). There are several Letterkenny, IE hotels that are the perfect base for a gateway vacation to breathtaking Glenveagh National Park.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Letterkenny, Ireland is months from mid June to early September. As Letterkenny is less temperate than other regions, temperatures are typically cold with a chance of rain all year round. Visitors can expect the warmest months from July to September. Late July is generally the hottest month, making it the ideal time for taking day trips to nearby national parks or marveling at Neolithic dolmens. Expect plenty of travelers during the months of July, January, and August, while there are only a handful of visitors in April.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Take advantage of the close proximity to attractions and an award-winning restaurant during your stay at Radisson Blu Hotel, Letterkenny. You can easily walk to Letterkenny Leisure Centre while staying at McGettigan's Hotel Letterkenny. Station House Hotel is a boutique hotel that offers 3-star amenities at the very center of the town.
Recognized as the best in the country, Donegal County Museum holds folk life and archeological exhibitions. Newmills Corn and Flax Mills features one of the biggest waterwheels in the country and will bring you back to the industrial era 400 years ago. The Letterkenny Cathedral of St. Eunan and St. Columba is one of two Catholic cathedrals in Ireland.