Dr. Douglas Hyde Summer School of Traditional Irish Music.

The Annual Dr. Douglas Hyde Summer School of Traditional Irish Music July 5th – July 12th 2008. Find out more...

Ballaghaderreen Golf Course

The Course is a 9 hole Parkland course located 3 miles outside Ballaghaderreen. Par for the 18 holes is 70, course length 5339 metres for men and 4663 metres for ladies and SS for men is 67 and for ladies 68. Find out more...

St. Nathy's Cathedral

The building was constructed on the old fair green ground. This was started in 1855 and completed in 1860. The Spire and Tower were completed in 1909. Noted for its beautiful and rare stain glass windows. Burial place of 4 Bishops of Achonry.Find out more...

Lough Key Forest and Activity Park.

Take time to explore many of the park's unique, natural and historic features from its 19th century parkland with majestic trees, follies, bridges, and canals to the numerous walks and trails through the native woodlands, bog garden and forests. Find out more...

Arigna Mining Experience

Ireland's First Coal Mining Museum - Ireland's First and Last Coal Mines. In the hill country of North Roscommon, Arigna is situated in a picturesque valley with breathtaking scenery and an unspoiled landscape. Mining was carried out in Arigna for 400 years until 1990 when the last mines closed. Find out more...

Strokestown Park House

Strokestown Park House is an 18th century mansion which has been faithully restored. It is unique in that it retains its original furnishings and professionally guided tours allow visitors to browse freely through the stately surroundings. Find out more...

Knock Shrine

Knock is the Irish word for a hill, and the name of a village which rises just above the gentle undulating landscape of East Mayo. During the last century and a quarter, it has distinguished itself nationally and internationally by being Ireland’s main centre of Marian devotion. This came about because fifteen people aged between 6 and 75 saw an apparition of the Virgin in August 1879 outside the south gable of the parish church in the centre of the village. Find out more...

Clew Bay Heritage Centre

Situated in a 19th century building, the Clew Bay Heritage Centre traces the history of Westport and the Clew Bay area from pre christian times to the present. Artefacts, documents and photographs connected with the general Westport area provide a basis for the presentation of local history, customs and traditions. The Centre houses a genealogical research facility. Find out more...

Westport House And Country Park

Westport House is one of Ireland's most beautiful and historic homes, located in a most spectacular setting. It is still owned and operated by the Browne family, who are direct descendants of the legendary 16th-century pirate queen of Connaught, Granuaile, whose bronze statue stands in the grounds of Westport House & Country Park. Find out more...

The Coleman Traditional Irish Music Centre

The Coleman Traditional Irish Music Centre is a celebration of Irish Music, Culture and Heritage as expressed in the South Sligo Style of music played by Michael Coleman and other musicians of his time. This community based enterprise in Gurteen, Co.Sligo, Ireland is dedicated to ensuring that the tradition of Irish music remains a living one 'an traidisiún beo' and that it continues to be enjoyed by all ages and nationalities. Find out more...

Drumcliffe Church and Visitor Centre

Drumcliffe is the final resting place of W. B. Yeats, one of Ireland's greatest writers. When visiting Drumcliffe, take the opportunity to view the film animation 'Saint Columba and Drumcliffe' and discover Drumcliffe as an important sixth century Christian site.