Moville

Moville is a town located in County Donegal, Ireland. It lies on the western shore of Lough Foyle, an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean. The town's name is derived from the Irish "Magh Bhíle," meaning "plain of Bille." Moville serves as a market town for the surrounding agricultural area and is a popular destination for tourism, particularly during the summer months.

Historically, Moville has roots dating back to ancient times, with evidence of early settlements in the vicinity. The town developed as a port and fishing center over the centuries. Its strategic location on Lough Foyle made it significant for trade and defense. In the 19th century, Moville became a favored spot for sea bathing and holiday resorts, attracting visitors from further afield.

The landscape around Moville is characterized by rolling hills and coastal features. Lough Foyle offers opportunities for various water-based activities. Nearby attractions include scenic drives and coastal walks. The town itself features a main street with shops, pubs, and services catering to both residents and visitors. Moville's economy is supported by local businesses, agriculture, and tourism. It maintains a community feel, with local events and festivals contributing to its vibrant character.