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Launch a boat or stroll onto the sand and watch dolphins from your quaint cottage

A charming three-bedroom cottage which is situated in a position to enjoy panoramic views of Donegal Bay has come onto the property market. This detached home in Mountcharles on the banks of Murvagh comes with direct access to the local beach where ...

11 Jun 2022 at 14:33

Local News

iPhone found on Murvagh beach - are you missing yours?

An iPhone has been found on Murvagh Beach. A spokesperson for the Friends of Murvagh Beach took to Facebook to say on Thursday to say: "iPhone found on Murvagh Beach today. If it’s yours or you know who owns it, please reach out to us." The Group ...

25 Jan 2024 at 16:47

Local News

Bundoran RNLI rescues horse at Murvagh Beach

The volunteer crew of Bundoran RNLI Lifeboat was requested to launch on Monday afternoon to a horse that had bolted into the water off Murvagh beach in south Donegal. The call was made by lifeguards on duty at the beach to Malin Head Coast Guard ...

30 Jun 2020 at 10:50

Local News

Horror as four dead kittens among seven dumped in box at Murvagh Beach

Murvagh Beach car park has become a dumping ground for unwanted kittens in recent weeks. A box containing four dead kittens was found on Wednesday evening, while two more were rescued by a visitor to the beach. They were brought to Animals in ...

29 Sept 2023 at 11:47

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Car broken into on busy Donegal beach

A bag was taken when a car was broken into on Murvagh beach earlier today, Sunday, April 2nd. A local said: "A car was broken into earlier today and a bag was taken. I am not sure if any other cars were broken into," they said. It is ...

02 Apr 2017 at 21:07

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Handbag stolen in south Donegal while owner was out walking

A handbag was stolen from a parked car at Murvagh. The car was parked at Murvagh Lower, Ballintra while the owner went for a walk. The owner returned to discover that the passenger side window had been smashed and a black River ...

30 Jul 2024 at 11:14

Local News

Everyone interested in Murvagh Beach and forest urged to attend public meeting

An in-person meeting with Coillte on the Murvagh Life Insular Project is taking place in Ballintra. The meeting will be held this Thursday, November 30 at 6pm in St Bridget’s Community Centre in Ballintra (next to St Bridget’s ...

30 Nov 2023 at 11:35

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Watch: Camping gear, rubbish bags and broken glass left in 'No Camping' area

Murvagh has yet again been subjected to unsightly littering caused by illegal campers. The owners of Bean to Roam coffee pod at Murvagh beach and forest shared a video taken over the weekend. It shows a discarded tent filled ...

08 May 2023 at 12:11

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Coillte’s plans for Murvagh forest and sand dunes

Plans to remove a section of forestry as part of a dune conservation and restoration project at Murvagh have been met with mixed reactions locally. A number of people have expressed concern that one ecosystem is being ...

23 May 2023 at 17:57

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Launch a boat or stroll onto the sand and watch dolphins from your quaint cottage

09 Jun 2022 at 16:55

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In pictures: Murvagh's new beach-accessible wheelchair described as 'life-changing'

There was a huge local turnout at Murvagh Beach for the official launch of the first-ever beach-accessible wheelchair, which has been described as “life-changing.” Please click on the arrows to go through the ...

04 May 2024 at 17:25

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