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Elphin Windmill
Monuments
The Elphin Windmill opened as a tourist attraction in 1996, and is the only fully-restored windmill in the west of Ireland. It is a round, three-stage structure with a thatched revolving roof of...More
Elphin Windmill
Monuments
The Elphin Windmill opened as a tourist attraction in 1996, and is the only fully restored windmill in the west of Ireland. It is a round, three stage structure with a thatched revolving roof of...More
Elphin Windmill
Historic Buildings, Houses and Castles
This fully restored, working, 18th century windmill, the oldest type in the country, was perfectly located to harness the winds sweeping over the plains of Elphin. Unusual features are its thatched...More
North Roscommon Visitor Attractions
Visitor Farms
North Roscommon is a striking landscape moulded over thousands of years by chieftains, landlords, miners and farmers. The North Roscommon Visitor Attractions include a cluster of four unique visitor...More
Rosbowl Ltd.
Health and Fitness
Upsie Daisie's - three-tier giant adventure play area for children up to 12 years old, consisting of a giant rainbow wavy slide, spiral slide, ball pools, swing and interactive sound effects in a...More
Ballintubber to Lanesborough Tour
Touring Ideas
First take the N60 west to Ballymoe where you turn right along the L98 for Ballintubber. From Ballintubber visit Castlerea, where Clonalis House is located (see adjacent photograph). As you leave...More
Lough Key Forest and Activity Park
Parks
Comprising some 350 hectares of mixed woodland, a lake and a number of islands, Lough Key in Boyle County Roscommon is one of Ireland's most extensive and picturesque forest parks in Ireland. Included...More
Drum Monastic Settlement and St Brigid's Holy Well
Churches And Settlements
The ancient monastic site of Drum, County Monaghan, is under the care of the local heritage group, which has recently restored the remains of the Romanesque abbey. The wonderful monastery is thought...More
Suck Valley Visitor Conference Centre and Riverside Cafe
Angling
The Suck Valley Visitor Conference Centre is housed in a building which was originally a Church of Ireland building and dates from the early 19th Century. The centre includes visitor information, a...More
Elphin Windmill
Historic Buildings, Houses and Castles
This fully restored, working, 18th Century windmill, the oldest type in the country, was perfectly located to harness the winds sweeping over the plains of Elphin. Unusual features are its thatched...More
Ard Aoibhinn
Bed & Breakfast
Perfectly located within a stones-throw of all local amenities,you are only three minutes drive from the idyllic ruined Medieval town of Rinn Dúin (Rindoon) with the Warren Point loop-walk designed...More
The Sacred Heart Church
Churches And Settlements
Roscommon Town’s Sacred Heart Catholic Church was designed by Walter Doolin and P.J. Kilgallon and opened in 1903. The stunning church has many features that make it worth a visit. The structure's 53...More
Mid Roscommon Drive
Touring Ideas
This driving route takes in Ballaghaderreen, Frenchpark, Elphin, Strokestown, Roscommon Town, Donamon, Ballintubber, Castlerea and Ballinlough. Distance is 104 kilometres (66 miles approx)....More
Tullyboy Farm
Visitor Farms
Enjoy a family day out at Tullyboy Farm, in Boyle County Roscommon, and experience the atmosphere of a real working farm in a beautiful setting. There are lots of animals to see, cuddle and hand feed,...More
Claypipe Visitor Centre
Visitor Interpretive Centres
The tiny village of Knockcroghery in County Roscommon has been famous for almost 300 years for its clay pipes or dúidíns. In the late 1800s, virtually the entire village was involved in the industry....More
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