Tirconnell is a historical region located in the northwest of Ireland, primarily corresponding to the modern county of Donegal. The name "Tirconnell" translates to "land of Conall," referring to a legendary figure in Irish mythology. This area is known for its rugged landscapes, including mountains, lakes, and coastline along the Atlantic Ocean. Historically, Tirconnell was the seat of the O'Donnell dynasty, which ruled the region during the late medieval period. The region played a significant role in Irish history, particularly during the conflicts between the Gaelic lords and the English crown. Today, Tirconnell is celebrated for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.