The welcome is genuinely warm at this B&B, in a beautiful 1860s townhouse run by Kathleen and Francis. Its three comfy guest rooms are lovingly tended to, and it’s handily situated at the southern end of the main drag among a crop of pubs and shops.
Brennan's B&B
County Donegal
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