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The 2025 Mary from Dungloe Ellie Ward pictured alongside Gráinne NicNiallais from BSG An Chlochán Liath, who was behind the website
The An Clochán Liath website has officially launched.
The An Clochán Liath website details the amenities that Dungloe and the Rosses have to offer, in terms of places to stay, eat & drink and shop. There is also information available on transport, such as taxis and bus services, general information regarding heritage sites and events and activities to do in the area for all ages.
Daniel O’Donnell launched the platform at Sweeney’s Hotel, highlighting the importance of the website and the Irish language. Gráinne NicNiallais from BSG An Chlochán Liath, who was behind the website, also hosted the evening.
“The new website beautifully showcases An Clochán Liath and the Rosses through stunning imagery, drone footage, and useful local information,” The Cope Dungloe shared. “It will also provide a space for businesses to add their own profiles and highlight everything our community has to offer.
A huge congratulations to everyone involved in bringing this project to life — a wonderful resource for locals and visitors alike!”
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