A reconstructed village and museum on the Inishowen peninsula, telling the story of life on Ireland’s edge.
Doagh Famine Village on the Inishowen peninsula is a reconstructed village and museum telling the story of life on Ireland’s edge across two centuries.
Thatched cottages, a wake house and a mass rock are all part of the walk-through, and the guided tour brings the history to life. It is about an hour and a quarter away, and pairs well with a run up the peninsula.
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