Old Photographs of County Donegal
These pages were compiled by Lindel and form part of the Donegal Genealogy Resources Website
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These photographs have come from a number of sources - some from the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, Art Today, some from old books and photographs I purchased myself, and other sources.
I am not aware of any copywrite restrictions on any of them, but where the photograph is offered for sale by a business, I have given the full contact details.
To view a larger representation of any photograph, just select it............and enjoy!
The following photographs are from my own (small) collection. Donegal Castle
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Donegal Castle 1890
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Castle Fireplace
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Donegal Bay
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Donegal Town 1890
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Village in Gweedore
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Near Letterkenny
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Near Glenties
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Muckross
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Lyon's Bridge, Killybegs
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Poisoned Glen Bridge
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Salmon Falls, Ballyshannon
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Dunree Fort, Lough Swilly
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Inishkul Island
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On the Eske
The following photograph was submitted by Connie Carr Comte
Main Street, Letterkenny
The following photographs were submitted by Sheila Connolly
Cliffs at the Bloody Foreland
The Bloody Foreland
Coast Road, Bloody Foreland
The following photographs are from the book 'Occasions of Faith', by Lawrence J. Taylor, available from Barnes and Noble. It is an account of the forces that shape local forms of Catholicism in southwest Donegal.
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Rinnakill, Glencolumbkille
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Teelin, Glencolumbkille
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Carrick, Glencolumbkille
The following photographs are produced here with the permission of the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
© National Museums and Galleries of Northern Ireland, Ulster Folk & Transport Museum.
Further information, including a list of photographs, full address and ordering instructions, can be found HERE.
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Group of women - Ardara Fair Day
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Market House, Ardara
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Glengesh man on the way to Ardara Fair
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Ardara
I am not sure of the pedigree of these following photographs, as they were given to me to scan. When I do find out, I will post the information. ![]()
Reeling Yarn, Carrick
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Doon Well and Rock
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Glencolumbkille
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Fanad Man, Kindrum
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Portsalon
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Portsalon
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Winnowing Corn, Ganiamore, Rosapenna
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Rosses
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Flax Bruisers, Rye Bridge, Rathmullan
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Ballyhoorisky
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Carrickfin
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Tawny Bay, Kilcar
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West Town, Tory Island
The following photograph is sourced from the book 'The Great Shame' by Thomas Keneally ![]()
Group, Donegal, 1870s
The following photographs, dated 1880-1900, are from the National Library of Ireland Photograph Collection.
The cost of photographic prints - 8"x 10", £10.00; 12"x 16", £15.00
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Market Square, Letterkenny
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Main Street, Letterkenny
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Milford
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Main Street, Dungloe
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Dungloe
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Pettigo
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The harbour, Buncrana
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Swilly Road, Buncrana
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Clonmany Bridge
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Moville
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The Green, Moville
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Greencastle
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The Diamond, Carndonagh
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Glenties
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Inishowen Lighthouse
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St Columba's RC Chapel, Kilmacrenan
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Main Street, Kilmacrenan
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The Glenfinn Roman Catholic church
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The Church of Perpetual Succour in Glenfinn
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Meeting of the waters in Cloghan
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