Rathcroghan Visitor Centre hosts a winter lecture series, over the five Thursdays of November at the Visitor Centre, beginning on Thursday 1st November. Talks will begin at 7.30pm sharp on each evening, details of individual talks are available on our Facebook page here. Entry is €5 per person, and light refreshments will be served afterwards.
Michael Herity was a prestigious archaeologist and Emeritus Professor of UCD, specialising in the Neolithic and early Christian sites including Rathcroghan, who regrettably died at the age of 86. In honour of his long and active career and important contribution to Irish archaeology a memorial lecture is held yearly in August at Rathcroghan Visitor Centre.
The Táin March begins in Rathcroghan in Co Roscommon, where Queen Maeve began her quest for the Brown Bull of Cooley and ends in Bush, Cooley, Co. Louth on the June bank holiday. The march itself takes place over three weekends and 12 walking days in total. Queen Maeve will assemble her warrior army and
Cllr Joe Murphy, Cathaoirleach of Roscommon County Council in association with Co. Roscommon Heritage Forum cordially invites you to the launch by Prof. John Waddell of 'Rathra - A Royal Stronghold of Early Medieval Connacht' by Joe Fenwick, NUI Galway. Please RSVP to [email protected] no later than 20th April.
Cuntas le léaráidí ar mhóreipic na hÉireann, ‘An Táin Bó Cuailnge’. Ceisteanna agus plé le saineolaí ar an tréimhse, Colmán Ó Raghallaigh. Ceol agus sóláistí ina dhiaidh sin. (Tá an imeacht seo saor in aisce, ach le do thoil, cuir ticéad in áirithe roimh ré.) An account of the great Irish epic, ‘An Táin Bó
Telling the Táin - Before the Beginning - Candlelit Tales visit Rathcroghan Visitor Centre The Irish epic, An Táin Bó Cuailnge, often called the Irish Iliad, features compelling stories and characters, known to the Irish people. Come away with us on a candlelit journey as we weave these stories together, bringing them to life for
