Ard Na Breatha House Bed and Breakfast

Donegal & The North West

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Ard Na Breatha House Bed and Breakfast

Ard Na Breatha is a cosy bed and breakfast place that is also worth a visit if you need a fresh homemade lunch off the Wild Atlantic Way.

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addressMiddle Drumrooske, Donegal
emailinfo@ardnabreatha.com
phone+353 74 972 2288
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facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/ArdNaBreatha/

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