Brid’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Lough Key Forest Park
You can visit historical Boyle Abbey and Kings House along with the Courtyard Market.
There is a great coffee and tourist office.
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Boyle
You can visit historical Boyle Abbey and Kings House along with the Courtyard Market.
There is a great coffee and tourist office.
The Boyle to Carrick on Shannon paddling trail is a highlight.
The Blueway from Boyle to Carrick-on- Shannon offers 20km of paddling options.
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Carrick-On-Shannon
The Boyle to Carrick on Shannon paddling trail is a highlight.
The Blueway from Boyle to Carrick-on- Shannon offers 20km of paddling options.
You can visit the Irish Raptor Research center.
It is the largest center for birds of prey and owls. It has a highly entertaining and interactive bird show.
They also have a pet zoo for the little ones.
Portinch
You can visit the Irish Raptor Research center.
It is the largest center for birds of prey and owls. It has a highly entertaining and interactive bird show.
They also have a pet zoo for the little ones.
Nestled in beautiful County Roscommon, this unique property gives you an authentic glimpse into the lives of generations of people who lived and worked here over the centuries, each adding their own chapter to the story and leaving their mark.
Immerse yourself in the history of the Great Irish Famine as you visit the National Famine Museum where you’ll learn about the devastating impact that most tragic event in Irish history had on the people of Roscommon and Ireland.
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Strokestown Park House
Nestled in beautiful County Roscommon, this unique property gives you an authentic glimpse into the lives of generations of people who lived and worked here over the centuries, each adding their own chapter to the story and leaving their mark.
Immerse yourself in the history of the Great Irish Famine as you visit the National Famine Museum where you’ll learn about the devastating impact that most tragic event in Irish history had on the people of Roscommon and Ireland.