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National Tour Guide Ciaran Rock has started a five week journey to discover the history of Rossinver in the Community Centre.
Organised by the Rossinver Youth Group the tailor-made free online/offline course was developed for the people of Rossinver and surrounding areas.
The Civil Parish stretches into three counties Leitrim, Donegal, and Sligo but the Diaspora of Rossinver stretches to the far ends of the earth.
Participants will discover their own secretive and wonderful place through its natural eye-catching landscapes, its people and wealthy folklore.
The course will looks at water catchment, folklore, archaeology, genealogy caves, crannogs, fauna-flora
biodiversity, DNA-Carbon dating, fossils and online Map making and much more plus planned outdoor research and walking events.
The five week course started on February 28 and will continue throughout the month of March.
Pictured at the Young Historian awards at Mohill Community School from left: Fiona Slevin; Brianna Faughnan, Overall Winner, Best in School and Best Biography winner; and Thomas Nolan, History Teacher
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