
Seachtain na Gaeilge – Ó Ráth Cruachan go Reilig na Rí
Ó Ráth Cruachan go Reilig na Rí Turas treoraithe as Gaeilge ó Ráth Cruachan chuig Reilig na Rí ar an tSlí Seandálaíochta Ráth Cruachan. Sóláistí ina dhiaidh sin. From Rathcroghan



Ó Ráth Cruachan go Reilig na Rí Turas treoraithe as Gaeilge ó Ráth Cruachan chuig Reilig na Rí ar an tSlí Seandálaíochta Ráth Cruachan. Sóláistí ina dhiaidh sin. From Rathcroghan
Our two lecture seminar to mark the ancient Irish Cross Quarter Festivals returns. Reviving the Óenach: Bealtaine this year will look at the tradition of Booleying & its
Ulidia 8 - The Eighth International Conference for the Ulster Cycle of Tales. Over a three day period this conference will feature talks on all aspects to do with the

Smithing remains deeply intertwined with the lore of Lughnasa - the ancient Gaelic Festival of the Harvest. Join us to learn more of the blacksmith’s connection to Irish myth and

Storytelling & Launch of Finnbennach Bull Sculpture This original sculpture, funded through Roscommon LEADER Partnership, was made by local Co. Longford artist, Liam Kavanagh and will serve as a landmark

Culture Night Friday 18th September @8.30pm Rathcroghan Visitor Centre Oíche filíochta, amhránaíochta agus ceol nua-chumtha i nGaeilge agus i mBéarla le Déaglán Ò Finnthigheirn Sólaistí ina dhiaidh sin. Beidh fáilte

Who Shot Queen Medb? The story of the Táin Bó Cuailnge & Cruachán Aí. Friday 25th September, The Factory Performance Space, Lower Quay Street, Sligo, F91 H327 @8pm Why not leave Netflix

Who Shot Queen Medb? The story of the Táin Bó Cuailnge & Cruachán Aí. Thursday 29th October, The Dock Arts Centre, Carrick on Shannon, N41T2X2 @8pm Why not leave Netflix aside
Celebrate Samhain in Roscommon as Halloween’s Roscommon roots take centre stage in Samhain procession Halloween is celebrated around the world. Every October, pumpkins light up doorsteps, children pull on costumes

Archaeology Above & Below is Ireland’s only annual community archaeology conference, looking forward to its 11th edition in November 2026 Archaeology Above & Below, Ireland’s only annual community archaeology conference,