Le Chéile don Dúlra – Glenveagh National Park’s Festival runs from 16 to 24 May to celebrate Biodiversity Week. There are lots of events to choose from. Nature fun for all the family, school groups and visitors including workshops, musical performances, nature yoga and a chance to meet our Artists in Residence. Thanks to our
Bí linn don Cháisc le haghaidh spraoi teaghlaigh traidisiúnta saor in aisce i bPáirc Náisiúnta Ghleann Bheatha. Dé Sathairn an 12 Aibreán go Dé Domhnaigh an 27 Aibreán: 10.00am-5.00pm Tar chomh fada linn chun bualadh lenár bhFoireann Oideachais Dúlra sa Chábán Adhmaid ar Chosán Dúlra Dhoire Leathan agus bí páirteach i spraoi idirghníomhach, ina dtabharfar
Warning Effective From 1200hrs 07/04/2025 Effective Period Expires 1200hrs 14/04/2025 Current easterly high-pressure dominated weather and dry weather conditions are forecast to continue over coming days ahead of an expected change in conditions later in the week. Elevated fire risks are expected to remain in all areas pending this change. Members of the public are
3pm Saturday 12th April 2025 Artist, Claire McLaughlin, is the recipient of the inaugural Derek Hill Foundation Residency at Glenveagh National Park and The Glebe House and Gallery. This residency is funded by the DHF and supported by the NPWS, the OPW and Regional Cultural Centre (Donegal County Council) to allow the selected artist to research
Glenveagh National Park is pleased to announce a new annual festival ‘Le Chéile don Dúlra – Together for Nature’ which will run during Biodiversity Week from 16 – 24 May 2025. The festival will celebrate Glenveagh’s biodiversity through creativity, conversation and community. There will be lots of events throughout the park that will appeal to
For operational reasons the Castle will be closed to tours every Monday and Friday from the 1st June 2025, with the exception of bank holidays.
Our temporary exhibition titled: AE Russell: Glenveagh and Donegal has now been extended to Easter Sunday April 20th. This exhibition celebrates the life and work of the renowned AE Russell, a regular guest of Arthur Kingsley Porter here at the castle in the 1930s. The exhibition has been put together in collaboration with the AE
Our brand new restaurant named in honour of the legendary Nellie, the renowned cook of Glenveagh Castle. Inspired by her legacy, we’re serving up hearty homemade dishes with a touch of old-world charm right in the heart of the park. Locally sourced coffee & fresh bakes Wholesome meals with a nod to Nellie’s classic recipes.
Join us at Glenveagh National Park Visitor Centre on Saturday 29th March for a series of three fascinating talks on the renowned AE Russell, a regular guest of Arthur Kingsley-Porter at Glenveagh Castle in the 1930s.
Bí linn deireadh seachtaine saoire bainc na Féile Pádraig le haghaidh ceol agus gníomhaíochtaí spraíúla saor in aisce sa Pháirc.
Join us this St Patrick’s bank holiday weekend for some free, traditional and fun activities in the Park.