Drumrainy
Drumrainy (Irish: Droim Raithnaigh, meaning 'ridge of the ferns') is a townland of 231 acres in County Donegal, Ireland, 4 km from the village of Dunkineely. It is situated in the civil parish of Inver and the historic barony of Banagh.[1]
See also
References
- ^ "Drumrainy". IreAtlas Townlands Database. Retrieved 6 May 2015.
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Places in County Donegal
County town: Lifford
- Ballybofey
- Ballyshannon
- Buncrana
- Bundoran
- Carndonagh
- Castlefin
- Donegal Town
- Dungloe
- Falcarragh
- Glenties
- Killybegs
- Letterkenny
- Lifford
- Ramelton
- Stranorlar
- Annagry
- Ardara
- Ballindrait
- Ballintra
- Ballyliffin
- Bridgend
- Bruckless
- Burnfoot
- Burtonport
- Carrick
- Carrigans
- Carrigart
- Churchill
- Cloghan
- Clonmany
- Convoy
- Cranford
- Creeslough
- Crolly
- Culdaff
- Doochary
- Downings
- Drumkeen
- Dunfanaghy
- Dunkineely
- Dunlewey
- Fahan
- Fintown
- Frosses
- Glen
- Glencolmcille
- Greencastle
- Inver
- Kerrykeel
- Kilcar
- Killea
- Killygordon
- Kilmacrennan
- Laghy
- Leabgarrow
- Lettermacaward
- Loughanure
- Malin
- Malin Beg
- Manorcunningham
- Meenlaragh
- Milford
- Mountcharles
- Moville
- Muff
- Narin
- Newtowncunningham
- Pettigo
- Porthall
- Portnablagh
- Quigley's Point
- Raphoe
- Rathmullan
- Redcastle
- Rossnowlagh
- Shrove
- St Johnston
- Teelin
- Termon
- List of townlands in County Donegal
- Category:Mountains and hills of County Donegal
- Category:Rivers of County Donegal
- Category:Geography of County Donegal
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