Annagry (Irish: Án Chreagáin) is a village and townland in County Donegal, Ireland. It is located within the Gaeltacht region of northwest Donegal, specifically in the parish of Templecrone. The village is situated on the R259 road, approximately 5 kilometers (3 miles) southwest of the town of Dungloe (Irish: An Clochán Liath).
Annagry is known for its strong Irish language and cultural heritage. It is a predominantly Irish-speaking area, and the language is actively promoted and used in daily life, including in schools, businesses, and community activities.
Historically, the economy of Annagry was based on agriculture and fishing. While these industries remain important, tourism has also become a significant source of income for the area. The rugged coastal scenery and opportunities for outdoor activities, such as hiking and watersports, attract visitors.
The village has local amenities including shops, pubs, and a church. It serves as a local centre for the surrounding rural area. The population fluctuates, particularly during the summer months with the influx of tourists and returning diaspora.
Annagry is also known for its traditional music and dance scene, with sessions often held in local pubs. The area boasts a rich heritage of folklore and storytelling.