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Áras Ghleann Cholm Cille, County Donegal, Ireland
Here at Áras Ghleann Cholm Cille we take pride in providing hotel standard accommodation at hostel prices. Our recently refurbished rooms are each en-suite with Free Wi-Fi, TV and Tea/Coffee making facilities.
We have a variety of different accommodation packages available to suit your needs, and you will find our rates provide excellent value for money e.g.
1 night Self Catering – €25 per person
7 nights Self Catering – €149 per person
1 night Bed & Breakfast – €32 per person
7 nights Bed & Breakfast – €199 per person
Rather than the dormitory style rooms which may be available elsewhere in this price range, we have single, double/twin or family rooms available. All guests have access to a large and comfortable common area, plus a self catering kitchen with all modern amenities.
Check Out these images of our superb location by clicking to expand.
| Áras Ghleann Cholm Cille | Donegal Sunset | Sea Cliffs at Slieve League |
| Sea, becalmed | Shingle Beach | Slieve League |
| South Donegal Map | Surfers, ready for action | Traditional thatched cottage |
| West Donegal map | ||
Forthcoming "Craic"
Traditional Music, Concerts and Festivals run throughout the year, but especially during the summer season. Key dates for 2010 include:
- Check with us for details of Live Music performaces in local pubs, Oideas Gael Father McDyers Folk Village museum.
4th – 10th April: Glencolmcille Festibal of Traditional Arts (Ceol sa Ghleann)
1st – 7th August: Glencolmcille Fiddle Festival.
8th- 15th August: Glencolmcille Community Festival
Our Location
Slieve League
Our location in Glencolmcille, South West Donegal, will lend visitors the perfect opportunity to visit highest sea cliffs in Europe, located a short 15 minute drive away at Slieve League.
This unmissable visitor attraction offers truly awesome views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Sligo Mountains and Donegal Bay as you approach the terrifyingly high top of Slieve League, where the cliff face of Bunglass rises nearly 2,000ft above the raging ocean.
Experienced walkers may wish to venture beyond the viewing point and on to the world famous “One Man’s Pass”.
An Gaeltacht - Áit ar leith.
Glencolmcille is a Gaeltacht (Irish Speaking) area named after St. Colm Cille. The region is renowned for its wealth of traditional culture, music and prehistoric settlements, as well as the excellent amenities available here, such as the famous Folk Village, founded as a result of notable community effort, to which the work of Oideas Gael continues to contribute.









