The village of Roslea lies on the B36 between Monaghan and Lisnaskea in
Co. Fermanagh
and was the local centre for lace making, some of which can be seen at the Sheelin Lace
Museum
at Bellanaleck five miles from Enniskillen town. Roslea is served by shops, pubs, churches,
garage, chemist and schools.
On the Monaghan road is the Roslea Heritage Centre, here you will find a wealth of information
about the area and, if you are researching your family tree you will find Genealogy information
also. Enniskillen is around 40 minutes away with a castle, stately homes, shopping centres and marinas
for boating enthusiasts.
Picture 1 Stone Circles
Beaghmore Stone Circles, Co. Tyrone. Seven stone circles with barrows built
around 2500 years ago in the Bronze Age, near Cookstown.
Picture 2 Carnmore.
Carn Rock on Sliabh Beagh, is said to be the legendary burial place of Bith, son of Noah
who founded a kingdom here. Sliabh Beagh (pronounced Sleeve Bay) literally translated means
Biths mountain. The view seen here is of Co. Fermanagh.
Picture 3 Carnmore.
This Panoramic view of Co. Monaghan can be seen as you come down from Carn Rock on the approach
to Roslea village although the picture here can hardly do it justice.
Activities and Attractions
Whether you are a walker or enjoy fishing, golfing, horse riding, night life,
theatre or any other kind of activity you will find something to interest you.
Amongst the many places to visit are the Ardhowen Theatre, White Island and
Devenish Island both with ferry transport in Lough Erne. Also you will find
the world famous Belleek China centre, Fermanagh Crystal and for cavers- Marble
Arch Caves and Cuilcagh Mountain Park. No matter what you want from your break at
Annagulgan House you will find
it in and around Fermanagh's glorious Lakeland's.
