About Clonmany
Clonmany is a village in north-west Inishowen, County Donegal, set between the Urris Hills and the coast, with Ballyliffin nearby to the north and Buncrana and Carndonagh providing larger-service options. It has a peaceful, rural character, with a strong local community and easy access to beaches, hillwalking and the wider Inishowen coastline. Day-to-day life centres on the village’s small shops, cafés and traditional pubs, while additional restaurants, supermarkets and services are available in nearby towns. The local National School serves primary-age children, with secondary-school choices generally found in larger surrounding settlements. Road travel is the main transport option: Waterfall Stop provides a local bus point, while regular car access connects Clonmany with Buncrana, Carndonagh, Ballyliffin and other Donegal destinations. Residents can enjoy nearby beaches including Tullagh Bay and the extensive coastal scenery around Ballyliffin, as well as walks through the Urris area. The locality is also well placed for outdoor pursuits, community activities and visits to landmarks such as the Gap of Mamore, making it attractive to people seeking a quieter village base within reach of Inishowen’s amenities.
What’s in Clonmany
Schools
Local primary-school provision serving children in and around the Clonmany area.
Co-educational post-primary school serving students from across north Inishowen.
Several primary-school options are available in the nearby larger town of Buncrana.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local bus stop serving the Clonmany area and nearby Inishowen destinations.
Key route linking Clonmany with Buncrana, Carndonagh and surrounding coastal communities.
Nearby town services provide wider connections towards Derry and Donegal locations.
Regional airport at Carrickfinn, useful for selected domestic and UK connections.
Amenities
Sheltered sandy beach near Clonmany, popular for walks, views and water-based activities.
Dramatic mountain pass offering exceptional views across Inishowen and the surrounding coastline.
Renowned nearby links course with spectacular Atlantic coastal scenery and championship facilities.
Visit website ↗Traditional local pubs provide community meeting places, drinks and occasional live entertainment.
Nearby service town offering supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and everyday local services.
Swimming, fitness and recreation facilities available in the larger nearby coastal town.
Long-running summer festival bringing music, entertainment and community activity to the village.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Important local venue hosting social, recreational and community activities throughout the year.
Local Gaelic games club supporting participation and community involvement across age groups.
Major local employer and visitor attraction, known internationally for its links courses.
Visit website ↗Organises the village’s annual festival programme and supports local fundraising initiatives.
Small independent businesses provide groceries, refreshments and everyday services for residents.
Nearby Areas
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