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Ardara showcases rural Ireland at its best. The village is beautifully maintained, boasts plenty of traditional pubs, and there are a handful of restaurants serving good food.

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Beautiful hotel complex with extensive park.

The boardwalk alongside Lough Eske makes for a fun and unique section of running.

Lough Eske is an unspoilt hidden gem and you can run here from Donegal on the Bluestack Way. It is popular for fishing and even has it's own monster, 'Eskie' which was spotted back in 1998.

Built in the 15th century, Donegal Castle sits on the banks of the River Eske in a prominent position in the town. It was renovated in the 1990s after falling into disrepair. The castle is open for visitors if you have time before or after your run.

This is a fabulous quiet country lane with views of lush green fields, forests and mountains in abundance.

This area was once known as Tamhnach an tSalainn which means 'The Salt Mountain Field' after the local salt mines. The popular Salthill Cafe, just behind the pier, takes its name from the history.