Culdaff est un village sur la péninsule d'Inishowen dans le comté de Donegal, en Irlande. Connu pour sa plage, il attire des touristes de toute l'Irlande. En 2016, la population était de 237.
Le village actuel remonte au 8ème siècle et était à l'origine le site du monastère de Saint Buadán, après lequel l'Église d'Irlande est nommée. William Lawson Micks et Samuel Arnold Lawson ont agi en tant que fiduciaires pour une centaine d'acres de tourbière à Meenawarra près de Culdaff au nom de l'acheteuse, Jane Leferre.
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Address: Donegal
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