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Donegal County Council Development Name Address Line 1 Address Line 2 County / City Council GIS X GIS Y 1-4 Magheraclogher Magheraclogher Bunbeg Donegal Amalfi Court Lisnenan Letterkenny Donegal An Gallan Letterkenny Rd Convoy Donegal An Garran Orchard Grove Letterkenny Donegal An Gleann Amhain Faugher Glencolmcille Donegal An Gleann rua Killylastin Letterkenny Donegal An Lagan Killylastin Letterkenny Donegal An Mullan Kildrum Upper Killea, Carrigans Donegal Aras ui Domhnaill Holiday Village Milford Donegal Ard Alainn Croaghross Portsalon Donegal Ard Aoibheann Townalarry Donegal Town Donegal Ard na Greine Ardara Rd Ardara Donegal Bridge View Station Road Lifford Donegal Bru Na Mara Ardeskin Donegal Donegal Church Meadows Figart Dunfanaghy Donegal Churchland Quarters Churchland, Malin Road Carndonagh Donegal Clar Na Si Clarcam Donegal Town Donegal Cluain Airne The Glebe Ramelton Rd Donegal Cluain Ard Killyclug Letterkenny Donegal Cluain Arden Rockhill Portnablagh Donegal Cluain na Fine Navenny Lower Ballybofey Donegal 614708 894222 Conaberry Tullyarvan Buncrana Donegal Corran Binne Horn Head Rd Dunfanaghy Donegal Cruach Na Cille Ballyraine Letterkenny Donegal Cuan na Ri Aghadachor Carigart Donegal Cuirt na Ri Old Laghy Rd Donegal Town Donegal Culdaff Manor Culdaff manor Culdaff Donegal Drom Ard Ave. Ramelton Rd Letterkenny Donegal Drumbarron Pk. Glenties Rd Ardara Donegal Eden Bay Main Street Bundoran Donegal Forest View Stranolar Road Killygordon Donegal Foyle View Manor Carrigans Donegal Gerard’s Way Churchland, Malin Road Carndonagh Donegal Gleann Aibhinn Clonbeg Buncrana Donegal Glen Ea Gortnamucklagh Glenties Donegal Glenbree Dristernan Gleneely Donegal Glor na Dtonn Doorin line Mountcharles Donegal Gort na Greine Carnamogagh Letterkenny Donegal Lios Na Greine Lisneannan Letterkenny Donegal Lough Fearn Heights Forquar Milford Donegal New park Gardens Ballynally Moville Donegal Nursing Home & Altaghaderry Killea, Carrigans Donegal Retirement Village Oak Grove Kill Dunfanaghy Donegal Oakfield Close Ballymacarry Lower Buncrana Donegal Oran Hill Carnamogagh, MountainTop Rd Letterkenny Donegal Pairc Allison Raphoe Rd Castlefin Donegal Plan Ref 01/7309 Shore Road Apartments Ramelton Donegal 622706 921183 Plan Ref 02/147 Keenaghan Kilcar Donegal 561890 876436 Plan Ref 02/8397 Mullaboy Rd Castlefinn Donegal 626090 894045 Plan Ref 03/7323 Croaghross Portsalon Donegal 623600 939923 Plan Ref 04/11056 Grannian Park Burnfoot Donegal 638060 923209 Plan Ref 04/1129 Silver Bay Dev. Ballintra Donegal 591685 869872 Plan Ref 04/1369 Portnason Ballyshannon Donegal 586802 861159 Plan Ref 04/5916 Muff Lifford Donegal 646550 924706 Plan Ref 04/8270 Lennon grove Ramelton Donegal 622299 920663 Plan Ref 04/6406 Carnamonagh Apts. Letterkenny Donegal 617164 913614 Plan Ref 05/20288 Rossavenue Bundoran Donegal 581492 858287 Plan Ref 05/2185 Derrynacarrow Doochary Donegal 586481 906174 Plan Ref 05/70889 Swill View, Swily View Carrigans Donegal 636955 911534 Plan Ref 06/20193 Gannew & Curreen Rd Glencolmcille Donegal 553802 884893 Plan Ref 06/20372 Single St. Finner Bundoran Donegal 583153 859511 Plan Ref 06/21208 The Glebe Mountcharles Donegal 587436 877786 Plan Ref 06/30971 Ardara Rd Glenties Donegal 581934 894024 Manor- Plan Ref 06/40151 Manor- cunningham Donegal 624405 911850 cunningham Plan Ref 06/40240 Cathederal Hill Raphoe Donegal 625184 902857 Plan Ref 06/51669 Cuan na tra Kerrykeel Donegal 621553 932486 Plan Ref 06/71281 Monreagh Burnfoot Donegal 638123 923763 Plan Ref 07/20237 Drumrooske Donegal Town Donegal 592931 879212 Plan Ref 07/30240 Station Rd Falcarragh Donegal 593531 931706 Plan Ref 07/30296 Figart Dunfanaghy Donegal 601529 936837 Plan Ref 07/70007 Cockhill Road Buncrana Donegal 635102 932996 Plan Ref 08/20133 Ballyloughan Bruckless Donegal 574701 877342 Plan Ref 08/31063 Main st. Gortahork Donegal 590953 929975 Plan Ref 99/2452 Faugher Portnablagh Donegal 605085 935572 Pound Lake Sanctuary Lackagh Rd Portnoo Donegal Quinn Place Navenny Ballybofey Donegal 614068 894504 Radharc an Chuain Ballyboe Ramelton Donegal Radharc an Clochan Chapel Rd Dungloe Donegal Radharc an Tra Falcarragh Donegal Radharc an tSeascann Pole Road Meenamore Donegal Radharc na Coille Drumkeen Ballybofey Donegal Manor- Raymoghey Raymoghey Heights Donegal cunningham Riverwood Gulladoo Moville Donegal Ros na Mhuillinn Carrigans Lifford Donegal Springfield Carrowreagh road Carndonagh Donegal Manor- Swilly View Raymoghey Donegal cunningham Sycamore Ave. Dooish Ballybofey Donegal The Beeches Navenny Upper Ballybofey Donegal The Courtyard Ballymacarry Buncrana Donegal The Forest Ballymacool Letterkenny Donegal The Rockery Dunwiley Stranorlar Donegal Urlar Glas Lisneannan Letterkenny Donegal Windward Drive Ardeskin Donegal Town Donegal Woodlands Churchland Carndonagh Donegal.
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