Strokestown Park is a unique historic property in Co. Roscommon in the west of Ireland and is the home of the first landlord to be assassinated during the height of the Great Famine of Ireland the 1840s.  Strokestown features a Georgian Palladian Mansion with its original furnishings and fabrics, the National Famine Museum & Archive and Historic Gardens & Woodlands.  Since 2015, Strokestown Park is cared for by the Irish Heritage Trust, an independent charity.  

COVID-19 UPDATE

Our Café is open again with limited capacity and we are serving delicious coffee and teas with desserts. All is being served with takeaway available. We have limited seating inside and a fantastic amount of seating under bunting and trees outside. Our hot food at this time is limited to homemade soup, also served in takeaway containers.

TOURS

We are delighted that from 1st July we re-opened our Walled Gardens & National Famine Museum and we have started tours of the House once again. We are open daily from 11:00 to 4:00pm and have started daily tours of the house at 12:00 and 2:00pm. Spaces are limited to 15 on each tour and we ask that everyone wears masks on the tour of the house. We have a first-come, first-served policy. We encourage you to call between 11:00am and 4:00pm and book a place on the tour time and day of your choice.  The Famine Museum and Gardens are self-guided and do not require any booking. Visitors are asked to adhere to social distancing of 2m as advised by the HSE.

Fáilte Ireland Safety Charter

We have made changes due to Covid-19 and follow strict health and safety regulations and we are delighted that all of our Irish Heritage Trust staff here at Strokestown Park have completed the hygiene and safety training to obtain the Fáilte Ireland Covid-19 Safety Charter. Further information about the Fáilte Ireland Covid-19 Safety Charter is available here. We would like to reassure you that the health and wellbeing of our visitors and staff continue to be our number one priority.