What to do and see in Foxford, Western Ireland: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day

June 27, 2021 Claudia Navarrete

Foxford (Irish: Béal Easa, meaning "mouth of the waterfall") is a village 16 km south of Ballina in County Mayo, Ireland. It stands on the N26 national primary route from Swinford to Ballina and has a railway station served by trains between Manulla Junction and Ballina.
Restaurants in Foxford

1. Murder Mystery Ireland

Foxford Lodge Pontoon Rd, Foxford Ireland +353 94 904 4007 [email protected] http://www.murdermysteryireland.com
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Murder Mystery Ireland

Murder Mystery Ireland is a fun way of breaking the ice be it a Hen Party, Birthday, Group get-together or perhaps a corporate event! Everyone becomes a character and has their own mystery to solve as well as the mystery of who committed the murder.Worried about some shy guests? There’s no need, as the game will be set based on your group, i.e. shy guests will be given smaller parts whereas the

2. Michael Davitt Museum

Straide, Foxford 00000 Ireland +353 94 903 1942 [email protected] http://www.michaeldavittmuseum.ie
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Michael Davitt Museum

The Michael Davitt Museum is dedicated to the life and achievements of Michael Davitt - father of the Land League, International Humanitarian, Author and Parliamentarian. The Museum is housed in a Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland award winning restored church in which Michael Davitt was baptised. The museum is adjacent to the 13th Century Straide Abbey which contains some of the finest medieval carvings in Ireland. The site also features an historic graveyard in which Davitt, and other notable figures are buried, and extensive landscaped grounds, in which to walk or picnic. Food & refreshments available nearby.

Reviewed By MarieG657 - Dublin, Ireland

What a delightful way to spend a couple of hours in this part of the world. The short video, served with refreshments, followed by a very informative tour of the memorabilia was fascinating. The guide judged his audience so well. He provided enough information to bring the material alive but without over burdening us. All questions were answered fully and the building housing the museum is delightfully refurbished, retaining all its best original features. Our guide personally took us to visit Michael Davitt’s grave. We learned so much about our history and the role Davitt played in it. Our thanks to the inspirational guide and staff of the museum. I would highly recommend this tour to all ages.

3. Guirys Bar

Main Street Mayo, Foxford Ireland +353 94 925 6393 [email protected] http://www.guirysbar.com
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Guirys Bar

Guiry's Bar Foxford is an old fashioned anglers pub situated it the small town of Foxford, over looking the world famous river Moy.

Reviewed By E3z

We popped into this bar hoping for a decent pint and a bit of shelter from the cold. What a delightful discovery to find a warm fire, a fantastic pint of Guinness, and a hearty welcome from the owner. We were disappointed we couldn't stay for longer but now we've discovered it, we will definitely be back!

4. Foxford Woollen Mills & Visitor Centre

Providence Road St Josephs Place, Foxford Ireland +353 94 925 6104 [email protected] http://www.foxfordwoollenmills.com
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Foxford Woollen Mills & Visitor Centre

*Tours not Running at present* The Foxford Woollen Mills guided tour offers a truly unique experience to visitors by giving them a background to the Mill, why it was set up in Foxford in 1892, the challenges that were faced and how they were overcome. The story of the Mill is a fascinating tale of one woman’s incredible determination and triumph over adversity. The story will make you marvel at the journey this small town took, right up to the present day, where you can see the working mills still producing the best of Irish-made products. Throws, Blankets, Scarves & Accessories Baby Blankets and Rugs Furnishing Fabrics, all woven here. In our Cafe we serve a range of homemade lunch/salads/soups and deserts, also gluten free and vegan options available. Also home made Jams, Chutneys, Salad Dressings, Brown Bread and Scones to eat in or take away. Browse and enjoy our extensive range of home and furniture items in our shop. We have free car parking, baby changing facilities and a lift.

Reviewed By emacauley41 - Dublin, Ireland

Beautiful food! We liked the Quiche so much we got two more orders to go. Lovely Irish products for sale . Well worth a visit. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting the area.

5. Admiral Brown Centre

Providence Street, Foxford Ireland +353 94 925 6756 http://www.admiralbrown.com
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Admiral Brown Centre

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