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County Roscommon tourism offers a rural slice of Ireland, with lakes, ancient Celtic sites and a moving famine history. Lough Key Forest Park has islands, a treetop walk and a castle, Strokestown Park includes a stately home and the Irish National Famine Museum, and Rathcroghan is the legendary seat of Queen Maeve. Roscommon sits on the Shannon, so boating, fishing and cycling are popular. The county is far from the tourist trails and offers peaceful stays; it is about 2 hours from Dublin and handy for Sligo and Leitrim.
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May to September
English and Irish
Euro (EUR)
Irish visa required (separate from Schengen; check the UK-visa fast-track rules)
May to September is best for lake activities and outdoor sights. The famine museum and house are open on a seasonal schedule.
One day covers Lough Key and Strokestown. Add another for Rathcroghan and Shannon boating.
Strokestown is about 2 hours by road from Dublin. Trains reach Roscommon town and Boyle, but a car is needed for the sights.
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