Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh

Discover the language culture and landscape that drew Padraig Pearse to Connemara. Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh, Conamara is located in Ros Muc, in the heart of the Connemara Gaeltacht. It was here that Patrick Pearse, writer, educator and leader of the 1916 Rising built a cottage for himself on the shores of Loch Oiriúlach in 1909.

The Visitor Centre houses a fascinating interactive exhibition dealing with Pearse’s legacy, and exploring the things that drew Pearse to Connemara. Explore the area’s unique landscape and history and the ancient gaelic culture and language which is still alive in the area today.

Visitors can take the short stroll from the Centre across the bog up to Pearse’s cottage itself. It is  left just as it was when he departed for the final time in 1915. Meet the local guides who are steeped in Connemara’s vibrant culture. Visitors can also sample local delicacies at our café. Take a break from the road while looking out on Connemara’s lakes and mountains.

Teanga , Cultúr agus Tírdhreach a spreag an Phiarsaigh teacht go gConamara

Tá Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh lonnaithe i Ros Muc, i gcroílár Ghaeltacht Chonamara. Is san áit seo a thóg Pádraig Mac Piarais, ceannaire éirí amach 1916 in aghaidh riail na Breataine, teach samhraidh dó féin.
San ionad nua-aimseartha seo do chuairteoirí, féadfaidh tú eolas a fháil ar na rudaí a mheall an Piarsach go Conamara – tírdhreach uathúil an cheantair, agus cultúr agus teanga ársa na nGael a mhaireann fós sa lá atá inniu ann.
an cultúr áitiúil go smior iontu agus atá an-bhródúil as.
Tabharfaidh siúlóidín beag trasna an phortaigh chuig an teachín féin tú. Tá sé díreach mar a bhí sé nuair a d’fhág an Piarsach an teachín don uair dheireanach i 1915.  Cuirfidh na treoraithe áitiúla fáilte chroíúil romhat, daoine a bhfuil an cultúr áitiúil go smior iontu agus atá an-bhródúil as. Bain sult as bia áitiúil sa Chaife ag breathnú amach ar na sléibhte agus locha.