Getting Here
By Car
From Letterkenny, take N56 towards Dunfanaghy, then turn left onto R251 at Termon. Go over Muckish pass, and down the other side.
You will start to see the sea and Falcarragh in the distance. Keep on same road for about 15 mins after the pass.
At a fork in the road, keep to left, but you will see Song House, a long white house, set up on the hill ahead of you.
100 yards on, when the road takes a sharp turning to the right, Song House is directly after the bend, on the right.
Either park on the steep short drive, or you can also park opposite in a small lay-by.
Flights, Ferries and Buses:
Dublin airport and ferry:
Daily Coaches run from Dublin to Falcarragh every 4 hours.
The coach picks up at Dublin airport, and Dublin city centre:
http://www.johnmcginley.com/timetable.html
Easy transport from ferry terminal to city centre.
Belfast airport and ferry:
Daily Coaches run from Belfast to Falcarragh every 2 ¾ hours. The coach doesn’t stop at the airport.
If you phone them, they’ll arrange for a taxi to drop you from the airport to meet the coach on the main road:
http://www.gallagherscoaches.com/Map.html
Regular buses from ferry terminal to city centre.
Hourly minibus from Belfast airport to Derry: www.airporter.co.uk
Local buses will get you from Derry to Letterkenny, then on to Falcarragh.
Derry airport:
Regular flights from London Stansted to Derry (Ryanair). Local buses to Letterkenny (line 234), and then to Falcarragh (line 64).
You can make the journey much faster by taking a taxi from Derry airport to Letterkenny (c.€40), then catch local bus to Falcarragh.
Donegal airport:
Regular flights from Glasgow and Dublin to Donegal airport. 30 min drive from Song House.
The car hire at Donegal airport is more expensive. If there’s a group of you, we can book a minibus, coach or taxi to pick you up.
Coach from Galway:
Bus Feda collect from the Cathedral in Galway City Centre, see here for timetable: http://busfeda.ie/donegal-galway-timetable
Walking from the coach stop-off in Falcarragh:
The Song House is 20 mins walk. At crossroads, take the southerly road signposted Muckish mountain and Glenveagh National Park.
Pass Maura’s house on left, a bright yellow/white chalet type bungalow. Road curves slightly to right, and drops down a little.
Just round the bend on the left you will see Song House, a long white traditional looking house. Just after, road takes a sharp curve to left.