G8 Summit Traffic Watch.

If you are travelling to Bundoran via Enniskillen please note the following road restrictions. Part of the A46 Loughshore Road (main Enniskillen to Belleek Road) is closed although there is local access for residents and businesses. The closure is from the Belleek side of the Magheradunbar junction to the lay-by at Carrickreagh and will remain closed until 26 June. Diversions are signposted via the B81 through Derrygonnelly.

For more details check out BBC's G8 summit traffic and travel.

Check out Donegal TV's recent feature on Bundoran!

Bundoran nestles in the northwest of Ireland just 9 miles from the border of Northern Ireland and is Donegal’s most southerly town. Tourism has been the lifeblood of the town for as long as it cares to remember and indeed it was Viscount Enniskillen who first brought the seaside resort to the attention of others when he built Bundoran Lodge in 1777.

The healing power of the wild Atlantic Ocean on Bundoran’s doorstep was just one of the many draws for visitors as were the natural sea stacks known as the Fairy Bridges complete with their own “wishing chair”! This extract from the short-lived newspaper “The Liberator” in 1839 said ‘No place on the North-West coast of Ireland, can present so cheerful an appearance, during the summer months, as this village; it is the rendezvous of the rank and fashion of all the adjoining counties-enlivened by myriads of bright scenes, sweet sounds, and sights of beauty’

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