Doagh Famine Village, one of Donegal’s most iconic tourist attractions, has been severely damaged in a massive fire.
The blaze, which broke out this afternoon, caused extensive destruction to buildings.
There were no injuries from the fire, with the cause currently unknown.
The popular family-run museum, which offers visitors a unique insight into Irish life from the 18th century through to recent times, has announced its immediate closure.
A notice to customers reads: “Due to circumstances outside of our control Doagh Famine Village will be closed until further notice.
“If you have booked tickets to visit us please contact us for a full refund.
“We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you all for your kind understanding at this time.”
