Donegal

County Donegal, Dún na nGall in Irish. The Gaelic name comes from the phrase ‘fort of the foreigners’, referring to Vikings who invaded the land in the 9th century. Before this, it was known as Tír Chonaillí, meaning ‘Conall’s Land’, a 5th-century Irish king.

Add a framed piece of Ireland in your home ☘️

Finish Options: Frame or Print (Unframed)

• Frame: Dimensions 43.5  x 33.5 cm. Frames are available in Black, White and Grey.
• Print: A4 in dimensions (29.7 x 21 cm).  Shipped with a cardboard backing for transport stability.

Background Colors: A number of options available, select from dropdown menu below.

Languages: You can choose either English or Irish language.