Ramelton, Ireland is a picturesque and historic heritage town in County Donegal, known for its riverside setting on the River Lennon, 17th-century origins as a planned village, and rich history linked to linen and religious diversity. The town of Ramelton is a popular destination with pubs, walks, and historical sites.
Situated in County Donegal, at the mouth of the River Lennon where it flows into Lough Swilly. Founded between 1609-1622 by William Stewart, it was built on an O'Donnell castle site, was prosperous in the 19th/early 20th century (known as "The Holy City" for its many churches), and developed around the linen trade.
If you're gonna go, stop by Conway's Bar. It's a traditional, old tatch-roofed pub. It's right in town, and they're proud to say they're a 'dog friendly pub'...
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Do you like a strong cup of tea? I found this in Belfast a long time ago.
It's the best tea I've ever tasted. Buying it in packs of four boxes
reduces the cost to just 20 cents per cup.
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