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National Heritage Week takes place from August 20th to 28th and there is lots of things to do in Roscommon during this time including Strokestown Park House. All week – 20th to 28th From 10.30-5pm each day at Woodland Walk cafe & gift shop in Strokestown Park there’s a Woodland Fun Trail for Kids age
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National Heritage Week takes place from August 20th to 28th and there is lots of things to do in Roscommon during this time including Elphin and the surrounding areas. All week Elphin Windmill an eighteenth century, fully restored & working windmill, is open from 10am to 3pm. Visitors can take the tour to see how
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National Heritage Week takes place from August 20th to 28th and there is lots of things to do in Roscommon during this time including Drum. On Sunday 21st at 2pm in Drum Heritage Centre, Drum Heritage Group host their 1916 Commemoration Day. Eamon Leonard M.A will give a talk on 1916 and Nationalism during this
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National Heritage Week takes place from August 20th to 28th and there is lots of things to do in Roscommon during this time including Boyle and Lough Key. Saturday 20th In Lough Key Forest & Activity Park on from 11am – 5pm Roscommon County Council host Dig It – Free Archaeological Activity for Children: A
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National Heritage Week takes place between the 20th and 28th of August and there will be Lots of things to do in Roscommon as well as nationwide. This year’s theme is ‘One Hundred Years of Heritage.’ In this our centenary year, what better time to celebrate the last 100 years of Ireland’s heritage: historical, archaeological,
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National Heritage Week takes place from August 20th to 28th and there is lots of things to do in Roscommon during this time including Moore and Taughmaconnell. On Saturday 20th At 4pm in Moore Hall, Lakeland, Ballydangan; Ballydangan Bog Red Grouse Project host their annual open day. There will be a project presentation in Moore
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National Heritage Week takes place from August 20th to 28th and there is lots of things to do in Roscommon during this time including Kiltoom and Ballintleva. On Saturday 20th & Sunday 21st from 12pm – 4pm On the L7553 local road, nearly opposite Kiltoom cemetery, Bridie Leonard Feeney welcomes visitors to explore ‘Teach Luinín’
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National Heritage Week takes place from August 20th to 28th and there is lots of things to do in Roscommon during this time including Keadue. On Thursday 25th at 9pm in the Harp & Shamrock Bar Keadue Development Association present a County House Dance & More with music supplied by local musicians. There will be
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National Heritage Week takes place from August 20th to 28th and there is lots of things to do in Roscommon during this time including in Athleague, Fuerty and Castlecoote. Saturday August 20th from 12PM to 5PM and Sunday August 21st from 11:30AM to 5PM An Exhibition of Maps, Photos, Artefacts & Memorabilia will be held
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Roscommon Sports Partnership are running their latest multi-sport Community Coaching Course in September. Qualifications will include: Occupational First Aid, FAI Coaching, GAA Coaching, Child Protection, IRFU Rugby Coaching, Cycling, and much more. The course is due to begin on September 6th and will run in Roscommon town on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for 13 week. For
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The third annual Ros Go Run takes place on Sunday, September 4th in Loughglynn with runners from across Ireland raising funds for three organisations, MS Ireland, Éire Óg GAA and Lisacul Community Development. Starting from Éire Óg’s Club House, runners have a choice of two Athletics Ireland certified routes: a ten kilometre run around Lough
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Roscommon Arts Centre have just unveiled their Autumn/Winter Events Brochure and with over 50 events taking place from September to December, there is no excuse to not find something to suit every taste. Roscommon Arts Centre are delighted to welcome familiar faces in Roscommon music circles, CATHY JORDAN and ALAN KELLY as they take up
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Were you on the gamble at the Roscommon Races last Tuesday, August 2nd?It always pays to go racing at Roscommon. Next Monday, August 15th, there’s more reasons than ever, with it being family day, bargain price admission, free entertainment for children, fashion competitions for women and men, top class racing, music, special student price, and
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Details have been confirmed for the 4th Annual Tarmonbarry Cycling Challenge, which takes place this Sunday August 14th. Building on the success of previous years, the Tarmonbarry Cycling Challenge is again being hosted by St Barrys GAA club, and will suit the serious and the leisure cyclist. There are three distances on offer: 100KM, 50KM
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Grammy-nominated, Irish-American group “Cherish the Ladies” will perform for one night only at Roscommon Arts Centre on Thursday 25th August at 8pm. The group formed in New York in 1985 to celebrate the rise of women in what had been a male-dominated Irish music scene and since then they have toured the world, played the
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