In Popular Culture
- Hugh O'Donnell serves as the main character in the 1966 Walt Disney feature film, The Fighting Prince of Donegal.
- He is the subject of James Clarence Mangan's poem, Ceann Salla.
- He is also a major character in Brian Friel's 1989 play Making History.
- Hugh O'Donnell plays a significant role in Maurice Walsh's book Blackcock's Feather.
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