Derrybeg

Derrybeg (Irish: Doire Beag, meaning "small oak wood") is a Gaeltacht village and townland in the parish of Gweedore, County Donegal, Ireland. It is situated on the coast, along the N56 road. Derrybeg is a significant cultural and commercial center for the surrounding Gaeltacht region.

The area is known for its strong Irish language and traditions. Irish is the primary language of the community, and is used in everyday life, in schools, and in local businesses. Derrybeg is home to numerous Irish language schools and cultural centers that promote the language and culture.

Economically, Derrybeg has a mix of industries including tourism, fishing, and small businesses. The area's scenic beauty and proximity to the coast attract visitors, and the fishing industry has historically been a vital part of the local economy.