This Irish travel video explores a section of the Wild Atlantic Way in County Donegal, from Dunfanaghy to Gweedore.
In this part of Ireland, the route is designated as N56 as it travels southwest from Dunfanaghy.
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Camera: Sony Active Camera FDR-X3000
Vehicle: Avis Rental 2019 Opel Corsa
Image Credits:
Map to Muckish Gap (Mapcarta - mapcarta.com/1...)
Music Credits:
Hovering Thoughts/Spence
Cameras/ALBIS
Liquid Time/Aakash Gandhi
Sunshine/Telecasted
Slow Times Over Here/Midnight North
Lord of the Land/Kevin MacLeod
Attribution license (creativecommon...)
Source: incompetech.com...
Artist: incompetech.com/
Clover 3/Vibe Mountain
Seasons/Telecasted
The Beaten Path/Andrew Langdon
Endnotes:
1) “Gaoth Doghair/Gweedore”; Placenames Database of Ireland; www.logainm.ie...
2) Copeland Borlase, William; The dolmens of Ireland, Volume 3; Chapman & Hall, London, 1897; www.google.com...
3) The Parliamentary Gazetteer of Ireland; A. Fullarton & Company, Dublin, London and Edinburgh, 1846; www.google.com...
4) Gwynn, Stephen; Highways and Byways in Donegal and Antrim; Macmillan & Company, New York, 1903; www.google.com...
5) “The Gaeltacht”; Údarás na Gaeltachta; udaras.ie/en/o...
6) Joyce, P.W.; The Origin and History of Irish Names of Places; McGlashan & Gill, Dublin, 1869; www.google.com...
7) “An tSean Bheairic, BALLYCONNELL, Falcarragh, DONEGAL”; National Inventory of Architectural Heritage; www.buildingso...
8) “Bellina Bridge, KILLULT, Falcarragh, DONEGAL”; National Inventory of Architectural Heritage; www.buildingso...
9) “Bedlam Bridge, KEELDRUM LOWER, Gortahork, DONEGAL”; National Inventory of Architectural Heritage; www.buildingso...
10) “Droichead na nDeor - Bridge of Tears”; Falcarragh Tourists and Traders Association; falcarragh.ie/...