Clonmany Apartments
Review
Clonmany Apartments offer a fresh and welcoming place to stay in the heart of this charming Inishowen village. Both the accommodation and the building itself are virtually brand new, giving guests a bright, modern and comfortable experience from the moment they arrive. Owner Arron Harkin and his family have invested care, time and money into every detail. From the beautifully finished bedrooms to the stylish bathrooms, everything has been designed and created with quality and practicality in mind. The apartments make an excellent base for exploring County Donegal, Ireland’s second largest county, with its dramatic coastline, scenic drives and countless hidden gems all within easy reach. Best of all, the rates remain affordable, making Clonmany Apartments a superb choice for couples, families and independent travellers.
- Top 100 Review
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Main Street
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Clonmany, Co. Donegal
, F93 XPD0
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Nearby Attractions
Wild Atlantic Adventure Centre
The Wild Atlantic Adventure Centre is one of the newest and most exciting additions to Co. Donegal’s activity scene and that’s exactly why I chose to include it in my latest book. This family-run venture, led by the Devlin family, is all about teamwork, energy and adventure.

Doagh Famine Village
Doagh Famine Village, near Ballyliffin in Inishowen, is without doubt one of Donegal’s most memorable attractions. When I first visited in 2025, I was completely taken aback by just how powerful and engaging the experience was. Returning again in 2026, I found it even better.

Wild Alpaca Way
Wild Alpaca Way is one of those rare experiences that stays with you long after you’ve left the hillside. Set high above the Inishowen Peninsula, with the Knockamany Bens rolling behind you and Malin Head and the vast Atlantic ahead, every step feels like walking through a living postcard.
Nearby Eating Out

The Keg
The Keg Bar in Clonmany is a wonderful example of how a much-loved village pub can be brought back to life. Formerly known as Briney’s Bar, it has undergone an impressive transformation, proudly returning to its original name, The Keg. The food offering is refreshingly simple and perfectly suited















