Sightseeing in Roscommon
“Every crag and gnarled tree and lonely valley has its own strange and graceful legend attached to it.”
– Douglas Hyde, First President of Ireland, born in Frenchpark, Roscommon. A scholar and key figure in the Gaelic Revival.
Roscommon is a historical midlands town with a rich cultural heritage and a broad spectrum of activities to discover. Below are just a few examples in the immediate locality. For a more comprehensive listing with current events, please visit VisitRoscommon
Ireland is a popular fishing destination and the many rivers and lakes of the midlands offer a host of excellent fishing opportunities. And Ross House provides storage for your wet gear!
A collection of fun activities, including a tree-top canopy walk, in a spectacular location on the shores of Lough Key in the north of the county. Always worth a visit.
An 18 hole championship course set among the rolling hills and mature trees on the south side of the town. A par 72 with a distance of 6067 metres the course also boasts a clubhouse with full bar and catering facilities.
Ideally located in “Ireland’s Hidden Heartland’s” near the scenic Lough Ree along the picturesque River Shannon and at the foot of the impressive Slieve Bawn Mountain, the Kelly family have run Roscommon Equestrian Centre, located between Roscommon town and Lanesboro village since 2003. It is a popular destination with everything you could need for a truly enjoyable riding experience.
ROSS HOUSE B&B 