Rathmullan 

 Rathmullan is a beautiful seaside village on the west bank of Lough Swilly Co Donegal Ireland. It is a  busy wee tourist town in the summer months.  Many families go walking on the beach from the pier right up to Kinnigar beach. It is a lovely walk and you have beautiful trees on the left while walking along. Rathmullam beach looks right across to Buncrana with the Swilly in between. 

In 1607 this is the port from which the Flight of the Earls sailed for mainland Europe. Rathmullan is one of the deepest safe anchorages in Europe and was used by the British Fleet during world wars. 

During the summer the Ferry goes from Rathmullan to Buncrana and for landing fish during the Autumn.

Features:

• Dishwasher-resistant
• Scratch-proof and UV-resistant
• Holding capacity: 325ml
• Material  Ceramic
• Microwave Safe
• Size: 11oz
• Weight 303g

These stunning mugs feature my artwork on the mug. Perfect for coffee or tea breaks

Tip: Hand-washing makes the paint last even longer

Features:

• Dishwasher-resistantz
• Material  Ceramic
• Microwave Safe
• Size: 11oz
• Weight 303g

These stunning mugs feature my artwork on the mug. Perfect for coffee or tea breaks

Tip: Hand-washing makes the paint last even longer.

One of many of the  beautiful beaches in Fanad is Drumnacraig. A stunning beach to stroll on.  Situated on Fanad Peninsula is one of Donegal's many hidden beaches. Situated north of Portsalon and below the Great Pollet Sea Arch.  Also in  Irish Drom na Carraige. which is to be Back of the Rocks. 

Features:

• Dishwasher-resistant
• Scratch-proof and UV-resistant
• Holding capacity: 325ml
• Material  Ceramic
• Microwave Safe
• Size: 11oz
• Weight 303g

These stunning mugs feature my artwork on the mug. Perfect for coffee or tea breaks

Tip: Hand-washing makes the paint last even longer.

The White Shore 

I just love to walk on the White Shore, it is such a stunning beach. The waves each time I return are different, I love to capture these waves. Also known as Ballyhernan Bay but to locals is called White Shore. 

 Situated on the Fanad peninsula to the west of Fanad Head. It is a haven for surfers all year round for its very high rolling waves washing on the shore. 

As you walk from East to West there are great views of Tory Island. This is a stunning beach for long leisurely walks and swimming in the summer months. 

Features:

• Dishwasher-resistant
• Scratch-proof and UV-resistant
• Holding capacity: 325ml
• Material  Ceramic
• Microwave Safe
• Size: 11oz
• Weight 303g

These stunning mugs feature my artworks on the mug. Perfect for coffee or tea breaks

Tip: Hand-washing makes the print last even longer

Ramelton Mug

Ramelton is a quaint town to paint. I love to paint these historic buildings. These buildings are interesting to paint. I love the way the water is right in front of these buildings which serves as a reminder of the town's industrial past. 

Features:

• Dishwasher-resistant
• Scratch-proof and UV-resistant
• Holding capacity: 325ml
• Material  Ceramic
• Microwave Safe
• Size: 11oz
• Weight 303g

These stunning mugs feature my artwork on the mug. Perfect for coffee or tea breaks

Tip: Hand-washing makes the paint last even longer

Ramleton  

Ramelton is a heritage town situated on the banks of the River Lennon. It is also the gateway to the beautiful Rosguill and Fanad Peninsula in Co Donegal, Ireland. 

It is a fine example of well preserved Georgian buildings. After the plantation of Ulster it became the main port for the export of the Lennon and up until the 1960s boats loaded with cargo arrived weekly. 

In the early 20^th century there were seven churches here, hence it got the name the Holy City. 

It is also the home of the well-known Football Special, the soft drink created by Mc Daid Brothers.

Fanad Lighthouse

Shining a light since 1817, this working lighthouse is now open to the public for lighthouse tours. Situated on the northern coast of the Fanad Peninsula in North Donegal, the lighthouse is a signature discovery point on the Wild Atlantic Way - a world-famous coastal route that spans seven of Ireland’s counties, taking in some breathtaking scenery along the way.

One of the world's most beautiful and photographed lighthouses on one of Ireland’s headlands most northerly headlands in Fanad Co Donegal Ireland.

The lighthouse has been keeping watch on the marine traffic since 1817.

In 1817 the Saldhana was wrecked in Lough Swilly with the loss of 254 souls with the only survivor the ship's parrot.

It was after this tragedy that a lighthouse was built and was first lit on St Patrick's Day 1817. It is now a holiday destination with apartments for rent.

Features:

• Dishwasher-resistant
• Scratch-proof and UV-resistant
• Holding capacity: 325ml
• Material  Ceramic
• Microwave Safe
• Size: 11oz
• Weight 303g

These stunning mugs feature my artwork on the mug. Perfect for coffee or tea breaks

Tip: Hand-washing makes the paint last even longer

Maghera Warden Beach or Ballymastocker Bay or Tra’ Bhaile Mhic an Stocaire. 

This is a beautiful stretch of sandy beach from Portsalon pier to Knockalla in Fanad Co Donegal Ireland an amazing scenic drive. It has been voted the second most beautiful beach in the world. It is a safe place for swimming and surfing, and it backs onto a very fine 18 Hole Golf Course Portsalon. Also boasts a couple of caravan parks. And is a widely known holiday destination. 

For a nice cuppa at the ready.

Features:

• Dishwasher-resistant
• Scratch-proof and UV-resistant
• Holding capacity: 325ml
• Material: Ceramics
• Size: 11oz

Tip: Hand-washing makes the print last even longer

Fanad Lighthouse Mug

Features:

• Dishwasher-resistant
• Scratch-proof and UV-resistant
• Holding capacity: 325 ml
• Material  Ceramic
• Microwave Safe
• Size: 11 oz
• Weight 303 g

These stunning mugs feature my artwork on the mug. Perfect for coffee or tea breaks

Tip: Hand-washing makes the paint last even longer.

Fanad Lighthouse

Shining a light since 1817, this working lighthouse is now open to the public for lighthouse tours. Situated on the northern coast of the Fanad Peninsula in North Donegal, the lighthouse is a signature discovery point on the Wild Atlantic Way - a world-famous coastal route that spans seven of Ireland’s counties, taking in some breathtaking scenery along the way.

One of the world's most beautiful and photographed lighthouses on one of Ireland’s headlands most northerly headlands in Fanad Co Donegal Ireland.

 The lighthouse has been keeping watch on the marine traffic since 1817.

In 1817 the Saldhana was wrecked in Lough Swilly with the loss of 254 souls with the only survivor the ship's parrot.

It was after this tragedy that a lighthouse was built and was first lit on St Patrick's Day 1817. It is now a holiday destination with apartments for rent.