Today the new National Famine Museum at Strokestown Park House and Gardens, in Co. Roscommon has been officially opened by the Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin.
Meet one of our local Irish suppliers. Frances Crowe is renowned for her unique and original artworks in the woven image.
Travel back in time with Strokestown Park’s latest attraction – our rare and intact Victorian Darkroom.
Mud Bugs is all about connecting children and families with nature. We use nature to inspire creativity, curiosity, exploration, and play.
Did you know that pineapples, figs, and plants from far-off places once flourished in Roscommon at Strokestown Park?
The new logo uses the potato flower as a symbol of remembrance and hope, both commemorating the famine and symbolising new life…
As part of International Museum week, The National Famine Museum | Strokestown Park was delighted to extend an invitation…
The 2022 National Famine Commemoration took place on Sunday the 15th of May. The commemoration was attended by…
Due to the Victorian Christmas Experience guided tours of Strokestown Park are available Monday to Thursday at 12pm from Dec 1st to Dec 19th
