This page is sponsored by Derryglad Folk Museum.

Derryglad Folk Museum.

(Above) Leaflets used to advertise Derryglad Folk Museum over the years.

Derryglad Folk Museum is privately owned and run by the Finneran Family and houses a unique collection of over 5,000 items amassed over a period of 25 years by the family.

Exhibits include horse-drawn machinery, tradesman's tools, buttermaking equipment, sports displays and many more. The museum has won numerous awards and the owners were recently rewarded for their work with a Roscommon County Council Civic Reception.

(Above) Print negative for Derryglad Folk Museum business card. No date. Possibly by Dolan Print, Kiltoom.

(Left) Business card from ca. 2002.

Well worth a visit if you are in the Athlone or South Roscommon area. Say we sent you!

Derryglad Folk Museum can be contacted via their website on this link: DERRYGLAD

This is our collection of ephemera relating to Derryglad. If you have any more please contact us.

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