St Johnston

Ireland

St Johnston sits in County Donegal along the River Foyle near the Northern Ireland border, where several regional roads meet in the upper Foyle valley. From Dublin, take the N2 north through Monaghan then the N14 direct to town, about 250 kilometers through changing terrain from central plains to Donegal's rugged country. Derry lies just 20 kilometers northeast via the R236, making it handy for commuters and shopping trips. The town's most distinctive feature is its historic railway viaduct, an impressive stone structure that once carried the Londonderry and Lough Swilly Railway across the River Foyle.