The name Roscommon comes from the Irish word 'Ros', meaning a gentle terrain and 'Coman', referring to the name of an Irish Saint. An inland area, Roscommon is the only county in Connacht without any sea coast. 100km in length and 64km at its greatest width, the county boasts magnificent preserved forest land with abundant wildlife. Beautiful Lough Key Forest Park near Boyle, is a mixed woodland with lakes, islands, and medieval ruins and farming accounts for 30 percent of employment in the county.
Boyle Abbey - Explore one of Ireland's finest preserved Cistercian monasteries. Located in the historic town of Boyle in County Roscommon, B...
Strokestown Park House & National Famine Museum - Discover one of Ireland's finest historic estates and learn the story of the Great Famine...