If you have kids who like history and farms, this is a must! Loved the bog butter, old household equipment, agricultural equipment etc. Very interesting!

Derryglad is a like a stroll down memory lane. You can relive your childhood as there is something there from everyone's house from times past. There is such a huge array of memorabilia you can pass a whole afternoon very happily in lovely surroundings. It's a brill place to visit

Whether you are visiting the area of Athlone/Roscommon for a weekend trip or for your main annual holiday, Derryglad Folk Museum is a must see for all the ages. For some age groups it must be a most warming trip down memory lane. It has all the paraphernalia of Grannys kitchen, the old corner shop, tradesmans work tools and the... More

Staff were very nice and very helpful but this is sadly not much of a museum and I can not recommend it.

With not much to do on a three day visit to Athlone with my wife and mother in law,we decided to pay Derryglad Folk Museum a visit,what a surprise we were in for,this place is a gem,brought back so many memories of us as a family growing up. Charlie is one of life's gentlemen,takeing the time to tell the story... More

we came here on a day trip and thouroughly enjoyed our experience! the lovely man who owned the museum was so enthusiastic about the artifacts and the history that he was happy to answer all our questions and show us around! really loved derryglad and will definately be going back!!

This part of Ireland is not the most-visited but is worth checking out. The Museum is a real treat, and our host, Mr. Finneran, added much to the experience. It was interesting and a lot of fun to see all the exhibits, which cover just about every aspect of old-time Ireland. We all thought it would be great for kids,... More

The Derryglad Folk museum is a short trip into the countryside from the Athalone area. My wife and I diverted there as we transited from the Galway area to Dublin on the M6...and we were glad we did. The museum is a cleanly organized compendium of everyday life in Ireland of yesteryear and the owner/operator Mr Finneran is a delight.... More

Derryglad Folk Museum is located in a rural area in Co. Roscommon, Ireland. It contains plenty of Irish memorabilia items that even some Americans will be familia with. The museum is perfectly laid out, clean, and organized. We had lots of fun viewing the various rooms, store fronts, etc. Our host, Charlie Finneran, owns this home grown museum and added... More