All Tourist Offices and Centres

The beautifully restored 1800’s Wesleyan Chapel is a dedicated centre of learning and education for performance, visual and literacy arts. The Chapel was built in 1833 and served as the meeting place of the Wesleyan Methodists in Bailieborough for over 160 years. Activities include lectures, workshops, dance classes, performances, film shows and teacher training courses. The chapel operates a year Read more...

This Centre houses an Interpretative Display on Pagan Celtic Society in Pre-Christian Ireland, on the monuments of Rathcroghan and the Display also focuses on the epic tale of the Táin Bó Cuailgne. There is also a Genealogical Centre for those who wish to trace their ‘Roscommon Roots’. Read more...

The Burren Centre introduces you to the unique Burren District, and with models, displays and an audio-visual reveal its complexities. Visitors can explore its geology and geography, learn about the rich diversity of Burren flora and fauna and the history of man in the landscape. The presentation is available in English, French, German, Italian, Dutch and Spanish. The Burren centre Read more...

This is a centre which depicts Ireland in the early 19th century, and is also devoted to assisting people who wish to trace their ancestry. Read more...