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Inishowen Peninsula Destination and Experience Development Plan

A five-year plan to strengthen visitor experiences, elevate the Inishowen Peninsula’s story, and build its appeal on the Wild Atlantic Way.

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Highlighted projects

These are the projects driving progress on the Inishowen Peninsula Destination and Experience Development Plan. Projects include maritime and military heritage, sustainable coastal tourism, and walking and cycling routes across the border.

  • Fort Dunree

    Fort Dunree

    Restoration works, new access routes, and improved viewpoints will bring Fort Dunree’s coastal military heritage to life as a world-class visitor attraction.

  • Malin Head

    Malin Head

    Malin Head is Ireland’s most northerly point. Plans focus on better visitor management, improved facilities, and protecting the natural heritage of this location.

  • North West Greenway Network

    North West Greenway Network

    Connecting walking and cycling routes across the Inishowen Peninsula, linking the Wild Atlantic Way with Derry to open new ‘slow tourism’ experiences.

Get involved

Get involved in Find Yourself on a Short Break

Use Fáilte Ireland’s Find Yourself on a Short Break campaign tools and materials to position your business and attract more domestic short-break visitors

Access campaign materials

Use the Wild Atlantic Way brand

Use approved Wild Atlantic Way assets and guidelines to align your business with a clear, recognisable regional brand.

Access brand guidelines

Your local representatives

  • Joan Crawford

    Manager – Wild Atlantic Way Donegal, Fáilte Ireland
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  • David Leonard

    Projects Officer – Wild Atlantic Way Donegal, Fáilte Ireland
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Resources

Access the Inishowen Peninsula Destination and Experience Development Plan and supporting documents.