About Narin
Narin is a small coastal and rural locality on Donegal’s Atlantic coast, in the parish area around Portnoo and close to the larger villages of Ardara and Dungloe. The area is known for its broad sandy beach, open countryside and views across Gweebarra Bay, giving it a peaceful, community-focused feel rather than an urban one. Day-to-day life is quiet and car-dependent, with local services supplemented by shopping, schools and professional services in Ardara, Dungloe and nearby villages. Families generally use local primary schools, while secondary education and a wider range of services are available in Ardara or Dungloe. Bus Éireann services provide connections along the regional roads, although commuting by car is the most practical option for many residents. Narin Beach and the surrounding coast are central to leisure locally, with walking, swimming, golfing and angling popular activities. The Dolmen Centre provides an important community and visitor facility, while nearby Portnoo and Ardara offer pubs, cafés and places to eat. Larger supermarkets, healthcare services and additional shopping are generally found in Dungloe or Ardara, both within a manageable drive.
Property Market in Narin
Based on 14 properties for sale in Narin
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Narin
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Narin, Portnoo and surrounding rural communities.
Primary school in nearby Ardara, serving the wider surrounding parish area.
Mixed secondary school serving students from south-west Donegal, including nearby rural communities.
Mixed post-primary school providing broad secondary education and extracurricular opportunities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regional buses connect nearby villages including Ardara, Dungloe and Glenties.
Important local route linking Narin and Portnoo with Ardara and surrounding villages.
Road connection towards Dungloe and the wider Rosses area from south-west Donegal.
Regional airport at Carrickfinn, offering selected domestic and seasonal flight connections.
Amenities
Wide sandy Atlantic beach popular for walking, swimming and enjoying expansive coastal views.
Community and visitor facility hosting local activities, events and amenities near Kilclooney.
Scenic eighteen-hole links course beside the coast, known for dramatic Donegal views.
Nearby village providing groceries, cafés, pubs, local shops and everyday services.
Larger nearby service town with supermarkets, healthcare, retail and professional services.
Small coastal harbour and scenic area near Narin, popular for boating and walks.
Notable prehistoric portal tomb and archaeological landmark in the surrounding countryside.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local links golf club welcoming members and visitors in a spectacular coastal setting.
Local community organisation supporting activities and events across the parish area.
Seasonal local hospitality supports visitors enjoying the beach and surrounding coastal attractions.
Nearby independent venues provide social spaces, food and refreshments for local residents.
Small local operators support boating, walking, accommodation and wider coastal tourism.
Properties For Sale near Narin
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