Roscommon CastleA large 13th century Norman castle ruin stands in a field on the edge of the town.Town
Roscommon Town
Roscommon, County Roscommon
The county town, with the castle ruin at one end of it and the Dominican priory at the other.
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Roscommon CastleA large 13th century Norman castle ruin stands in a field on the edge of the town.
Roscommon AbbeyA ruined Dominican priory south of the town holds the carved tomb of Felim O'Conor.
Rathcline CastleThe 17th century castle and its bawn wall with corner towers stand ruined south of Lanesborough, burnt during the Williamite wars.
Strokestown Park and the National Famine MuseumThe Georgian house and walled garden are at Strokestown, with the famine museum in the estate yards behind them.More in Roscommon
Lough Key Forest and Activity ParkPark · BoyleLough Key's forest park runs along the shore near Boyle, with a canopy walk up in the trees and wooded islands out on the water.
Boyle AbbeyAbbey · BoyleCistercians founded Boyle Abbey in 1161, and it stands roofless beside the Boyle River in the middle of the town.
Arigna Mining ExperienceMuseum · ArignaThe coal mine in the Arigna valley closed, and the underground tour is led by men who worked in it.
King HouseMuseum · BoyleAn early 18th century mansion in the middle of Boyle, run as a museum.
Clonalis HouseHouse and gardens · CastlereaThe Victorian house outside Castlerea is the O'Conor family home and is open for guided tours.- National Famine WayWalk · Strokestown165km of waymarked route from Strokestown to Dublin, on the road 1,490 tenants walked in 1847.
Elphin WindmillMuseum · ElphinThe 18th century windmill on the edge of Elphin was restored, thatched cap and all.
The Miner's Way and Historical TrailWalk · BoyleThe loop goes through the Arigna and Curlew hills, on the paths the miners used to get to work.