Sligo Races
Yeats International Summer School
The poet William Butler Yeats is much associated with Sligo. In particular "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" is a reference to a small island on nearby Lough Gill. Yeats, who spent much of his youth in Sligo and its environs, died in 1939 and is buried, under bare Ben Bulben's head in the graveyard in Drumcliffe, County Sligo.
Sligo Rovers Football Club
Sligo Rovers are Sligo's main footballsoccer team. They play in the Premier Division of the League of Ireland. They were founded in 1928 and are currently managed by Liverpudlian, Paul Cook and his assistant Gerry Carr. Prices: Adults-â¬15, Senior Citizens/Students-â¬8, Childrenaccompanied by an adult-â¬5. Rovers season runs from early March - mid November and tickets to their games can always be purchased at the gate on match nights. Not to be missed!!
County Sligo Heritage and Genealogy Centre
Searching for your Sligo roots? The Centre offers a full service to enquirers whose ancestors hailed from County Sligo.
Solas Spa
Boat Trips
On a former lifeboat (http://www.spiritadventur...) local lifeboat crew. see seals, maybe even dolphins, stop and fish, or just take in the sights.