County Donegal will now be on Level 4 of the Plan for Living with COVID-19.

From midnight , Thurday 15th October 2020, Counties Donegal, Monaghan and Cavan were placed on Level 4 of the Plan for Living with COVID-19 until 10th November.   The rest of Ireland were placed at Level 3  and Northern Ireland has also been restricted.
This action is based on a review of the current public health advice and is in response to the deteriorating situation with the virus in Ireland. See gov.ie/COVID19 for details.
From the 6th October the rest of the country was moved to Level 3.
Donegal will be at Level 4 for a period until 10th November, at which point the situation will be reviewed by the government, based on the status of the virus and public health advice.
Placing Donegal at Level 4 has the following implications for those  in Donegal
• people living in Donegal should remain in the county (that is, they must not leave Donegal to travel either domestically or internationally),
• people living outside of Donegal should not travel to Donegal, with the exception of those who must travel for work, education and other essential purposes. This situation now applies to all counties in Ireland

On the 29th June 2020 we reopened after being closed since 9th March 2020 due to Government Direction re Covid-19.  We had to close again on 25th September

From June 29th we  reduced our bed rooms capacity to 6 only to comply with Social Distancing requirements. The dormtiories were drastically reduced in capacity. We has no large group availability unless the small group is a family from the same household. Once we reached the limited capacity the hostel closedto new guests calling etc.

We will comply with all the sanitisation directions for the safety of guests and ourselves.

Remember to check travel arrangements and Government Directions before booking accommodation..

From midnight , Friday 25 September, the county of Donegal was placed on Level 3 of the Plan for Living with COVID-19.

This action is based on a review of the current public health advice and is in response to the deteriorating situation with the virus in Donegal.

The rest of the country remains at Level 2 apart from Dublin which is also at Level 3.

Donegal will be at Level 3 for a period of 3 weeks, until Friday 16 October, at which point the situation will be reviewed by the government, based on the status of the virus and public health advice.