Roscommon County Council officially launched the Roscommon Tourism Strategy 2025–2030 on Monday, 17th November, at the “Rooted in Roscommon event” in the historic Strokestown Park House.

The Strategy was unveiled by Cathaoirleach of Roscommon Councillor Liam Callaghan, Roscommon County Council Chief Executive Shane Tiernan, and Roscommon Tourism Officer Lisa Joy, marking a significant milestone in shaping the future of tourism across the county.

The Roscommon Tourism Strategy 2025–2030 outlines plans to develop outdoor recreation infrastructure, enhance visitor experiences, strengthen community involvement, and position Roscommon as a leading destination for regenerative tourism in Ireland.

The launch formed part of the “Rooted in Roscommon” Regenerative Tourism event, organised by the Failte Ireland EU Just Transition Fund Tourism Activator Gillian McGarry, which brought together stakeholders from across the tourism trade and the wider community.

With a strong attendance from local businesses, community representatives, and tourism providers, the event highlighted the collective commitment to building a sustainable, vibrant, and regenerative tourism sector in Roscommon.

Roscommon Tourism Strategy 2025-2030 can be viewed here