Renowned as one of the most scenic holiday destinations on the Northwest coast. Situated on the shores of the shallow, sandy inlet of Sheephaven Bay, it is protected by the magnificent bulk of Horn Head to the North.
Corcreggan Mill, built in 1789, the mill originally served the domestic and farm needs of the surrounding area, including the islands, by milling corn and grains until production ceased around 1965.
Located on the outskirts of the village is the building that used to house the old fever hospital, it now houses The Workhouse which has an Eco-Exhibition exploring the dramatic story of the formation of the Sand dunes and New Lake and including beautiful images of the local flora & fauna. Also has a fascinating exhibition of the famine.
The Gallery provides paintings, artist’s materials, antiques and crafts. A wide range of activities available in Dunfanaghy including Water sports, Horse Riding, fishing and an 18 hole links course