![The Gweebarra estuary, Donegal](http://ourcyclingholidays.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/DSC08801_DxO_raw_DxO.jpg)
Ulster comprises nine counties: Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry, and Tyrone constitute Northern Ireland, while Cavan, Donegal, and Monaghan are part of the Republic of Ireland. We spent two weeks cycling through the province, up the Antrim coast from Larne, past the Giants Causeway, into County Donegal and finally back through the Sperrins to Portadown for the train and ferry back home.
01: Wed 2nd June Home to Ballycarry 10 miles
02: Thu 3rd June Larne to Ballycastle 46 miles
03: Fri 4th June Rathlin Island 15 miles
04: Sat 5th June Ballycastle to Port Stewart 26 miles
05: Sun 6th June Port Stewart to Malin Head 46 miles
06: Mon 7th June Malin Head to Buncrana 44 miles
07: Tue 8th June Buncrana to Dunfanaghy 50 miles
08: Wed 9th July Dunfanaghy to Erigall 22 miles
09: Thu 10th July Erigall to Glencolumcille 51 miles
10: Fri 11th July Glencolumcille to Killibegs 28 miles
11: Sat 12th July Killibegs to Ballyboffey 47 miles
12: Sun 13th July Ballyboffey to Gortin 40 miles
13: Mon 14th July Gortin to Dungannon 54 miles
14: Tue 15th July Back home 24 miles