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The Irish National Famine Museum at Strokestown Park
A great rainy-day museum in Roscommon
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A rainy-day pick
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Indoor & Outdoor
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Moderate
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Ages 10–18+
Visit Strokestown Park House, Gardens and National Famine Museum, County Roscommon, to discover the intimate and intriguing links between dramatically different Irish lives.
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Visit Strokestown Park House, Gardens and National Famine Museum, County Roscommon, to discover the intimate and intriguing links between dramatically different Irish lives.
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