More or less in the centre of the county, there's nothing much to ROSCOMMON , but it's an oddly pleasant town to spend time and soak up the atmosphere. Its solid tone is set by heavy, stone buildings - among them the Bank of Ireland, once the courthouse, and the county jail , now housing a collection of shops, its serrated top giving the town a characteristic silhouette, identifiable for miles around. The jail was the scene of all public hangings in the county... [More]