We were in Moville and just walked to the beach which was a minutes walk from the main street. The path was in front of us and wound its way round the shore to Greencastle. I would imagine it's the same coming from Greencastle to Moville.

I think the answers already given are accurate. If you start in Moville (go towards water and take left) then you could walk with a buggy for about 2km. You could simply walk until it would get too difficult for the buggy and then turn back. It's nice to do the walk both ways. Cement or tarmac so easy for using a buggy. Enjoy - it's a lovely walk.

There is no problem with a wheelchair, but caution should be taken when decending from Moville Town, as there is a decline, due care and attention required. If you have another person with you, then no problem at all. The path is wide enough to proceed as far along the path to Lafferty's lane/ shore walk (walk down to the shore from upper main public road). I would not advise going towards Greencastle as the walkway involves crossing beach fronts or stony path between Lafferty's Lane / shore walk to Greencastle. However it is a lovely 2km route from Moville to Lafferty's lane, with carparking space at the bottom of Lafferty's Lane/ shore walk. Coming back up from the Shore walk in a manual wheelchair will require strenght of arms, but if the wheelchair is motorised or you have someone to help push, no problem. Enjoy!!

Sorry moville