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· Posted: 28.06.2013 · #1

hi folks we went to the donegal rally last weekend stayed at the singing pub on atlantic drive in the downings last Saturday night we were made more than welcome there was about 20 motorhomes parked there the craic was great ,the food and drink very good ,2 turf fires burning very well worth a visit lovely place for a craic meet

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· Posted: 31.03.2015 · #2

We stayed at Singing Pub on sun night, had a really delicious meal, a few drinks and enjoyed the friendly atmosphere. We weren't charged for parking overnight but were told if you use EHU there would be a small fee. Also ,there was live music on sat night and in the season there would be entertainment on frid, sat & sun. If your in the area it would be well worth a visit to this lovely, cosy,thatched pub.

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· Posted: 31.03.2015 · #3

just wondering did u drive around atlantic drive ,scenery is stunning and also did you call in the harbour bar just at the end of atlantic drive as you come into the downings ,they do a lovely pint of guinness.ps we go to the singing pub a few times in the year ,tony the owner makes everyone feel very welcome .

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· Posted: 31.03.2015 · #4

Hi Maurice,

I hope ye sang a few songs

,i don't see it in the review section,would you consider putting it in,be handy place to know when in Donegal.

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· Posted: 31.03.2015 · #5

Love The Downings, love The Singing Pub, absolutely thrilled you can overnight in MH. Anytime we go up there the sun is splitting the rocks. Fab part of the country and terrific golf too

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· Posted: 01.04.2015 · #6

No we didn't stop in Downings as we didn't have loads of time and wanted to make sure we could definetly stay at the Singing Pub for the night. The views on the way were stunning even though the weather was awful. Would love to go back in the summer and spend more time in the area.

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· Posted: 09.07.2015 · #7

Just like to say also had a great couple of days at the Singing Pup last weekend while on our tour of Ireland. Great staff will be plugging this when I get home on UKs forum Motorhomefun

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· Posted: 31.07.2015 · #8

Hi, we are off on Monday on a 25 day trip, yeeehaa! Going to start at the Singing pub. Is the parking at the back? I looked on google maps and couldn't see the parking area except a rough lay by at the front. Then heading along part of the wild Atlantic way turning in at Limerick and coming up the Shannon waterways to Lough Erne, taking in some festivals along the way. Can't wait!
The Flans & wee Bizz the jack Russell.

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· Posted: 31.07.2015 · #9

Have a great time and enjoy. Hope you get great weather.

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· Posted: 31.07.2015 · #10

Yes the parking is round the back and you can get EHU for a few Euros.

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· Posted: 31.07.2015 · #11

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Enjoy your break Guys, keep us posted of your adventures.

By the way have ye been back to France since the accident or is that a No No now?

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· Posted: 01.08.2015 · #12

Hoping to stay at the SInging Pub Monday night traveling up that way for a few days , ger

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· Posted: 01.08.2015 · #13

Thanks
Re France, no we haven't rejected it, but found the people hard work regards a bit of craic. Hard to beat the people of the Emerald Isle, no matter what the weather!
Thinking of Germany next year, seems MH friendly. Anyway, the singing pub it is, Monday night, Flans tour begins!

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· Posted: 01.08.2015 · #14

Quite a few MH's here at the singing pub tonight.
Bank holiday weekend down South.

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· Posted: 03.08.2015 · #15

Only 2 here tonight . Ger

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· Posted: 04.08.2015 · #16

5 vans parked up when we came out of the pub

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· Posted: 07.10.2015 · #17

Stayed here last Saturday night only 2 vans but what a great pub and got a warm welcome from the owners - will def be back

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· Posted: 10.10.2015 · #18

Last minute decision to head off this evening.
4 vans here tonight.
Wonderful food as usual.
Trad session on now !
Great spot

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· Posted: 20.06.2016 · #19

Stayed here on Saturday night, (Saturday night of the Donegal international rally)
As has been posted earlier owner is very friendly and welcoming, good for and drink,
Only met one craicers whilst here (you guessed it.....it was Maurice

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One or two vans around

This was about 8pm, more MH's came later

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· Posted: 20.06.2016 · #20

Gotta organise a craic meet there

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· Posted: 20.06.2016 · #21

Aly, get it organised, looks amazing up:

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· Posted: 21.06.2016 · #22

It's one of the best stopovers there is anywhere in Ireland.
Waste disposal, water, grey and black disposal and EHU if required.
The oly slight criticism is that the site slopes a lot to the top, even too much for ramps. OK for caravan with legs.
The pub itself is fantastic and the restaurant is simply outstanding with the best seafood dishes you can eat.
Wort a visit for sure.

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· Posted: 21.06.2016 · #23

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The oly slight criticism is that the site slopes a lot to the top, even too much for ramps.

I used suitably selected rocks from drain to put under ramps and all was good

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· Posted: 21.06.2016 · #24

john that was only a handful compared to the amount that was darted around the whole rally that weekend ,every rally stage with space or a yard had campervans in it ,we drove thru stage 1 on thurs evening ,came to a farm yard big sign free motorhome parking for the rally ,drove past donaghys too on thurs nite car park at front was full lol so plenty about

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