Family Adventures

Come join a weeklong celebration of Irish traditional music and dance. Learn to play a traditional Irish musical instrument or advance your skills at the hands of a master. You can step out on...

A visit to Strandhill Golf Course is a must for golfing visitors to Sligo. Situated 8km west of the city of Sligo and nestled under the famous Knocknarea mountain, this 5675 meters of...

Strandhill Surf School is the centre of surfing in Strandhill, Sligo. They have a great location in a corner premises on the beachfront. Run by owner Paul Buchanan, from Raglan, New Zealand...

Explore Yeats' country by horse drawn carriage. Enjoy a trip on their state of the art wagonette carriage. their carriage can accommodate up to 8 passengers. Handcrafted along traditional...

This gallery has five spacious exhibition rooms and there are works featured from over 70 different artists. There are also art courses provided. You will not only be given advice on painting...

This picturesque river is 20km long and is very well stocked with salmon and sea trout from June on. The waters are mostly suited to fly fishing. There is some lovely scenery surrounding the...

This festival is one of Sligo’s most popular activities and there are a wide range of events to suit all ages. The festival is based on the legend that a huge boar used to run wild in the...

The Model, home of The Niland Collection, is one of Ireland’s leading contemporary arts centres. Built in 1862 as a Model School, the present building has been extended twice. The first...

One of Ireland’s most famous literary greats, the poet W B Yeats spent in Sligo and is buried under Ben Bulben’s head. Ben Bulben is one of Ireland’s most stunning mountains. Yeats...

Lorna Smyth is runs the Yellow Wood Art Gallery and the paintings are her own works. Pictures go from £55 upwards and are inspired by the landscape of Fermanagh. She combines painting, hand...