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Description

Population (2006) Manorhamilton, known before the Plantations of Ireland as Clooneen (from the Irish: Cluainín Uí Ruairc meaning "Uí Ruairc's small meadow"), is a small town in County Leitrim, Ireland. It is located on the N16 between Sligo (27km) and Enniskillen (41km) in the north of the county. Uí Ruairc (Anglicised as O'Rourke) was the local Gaelic chieftain based in nearby Dromahair whose land was seized by the English and then granted to Hamilton for his services in the European wars of the 17th century. Its proximity to Sligo means that many of its inhabitants work there and this role as a dormitory town has seen considerable housing and some associated retail development in recent years, supported by government tax incentives. Manorhamilton was - until recently - headquarters of the regional North Western Health Board [NWHB]. The NWHB has now been merged into the national Health Service Executive [HSE], and there is uncertainty as to the future role of the former NWHB HQ. The new head of the HSE, Dr Brendan Drumm, grew up in Manorhamilton where his parents were instrumental in founding the local secondary school.

Economy

In nearby Rossinver there is an Organic Centre. This Centre, founded in 1996, is a location for the development of organic food production in Ireland, and offers courses to the public, as well as disseminating information on organic farming and gardening. Like most rural Irish towns, Manorhamilton is seeing considerable social and physical change. Farming is still a dominant sector yet traditional industries and livelihoods are being replaced by new forms of economic activity. Construction in the area is recently underwent a boom time with hundreds of new homes having been built. Previously there was almost no building development in the town of any sort.

Places of interest

* Manorhamilton is home to the Leitrim Sculpture Centre. This is an arts centre that, as its name suggests, is particularly focused on sculpture. It offers facilities for artists to carry out technical work related to sculpture (e.g. bronze casting and stone working) as well as providing more general support for the broad variety of visual artists that live in the vicinity - many of these having moved from elsewhere in the world. * The Glens Centre, which focuses on a range of activities from drama to community development, is a fine complement to the sculpture centre, as is the Bee Park Community Centre, home to numerous community-based groups and the weekly Farmers' Market. * The Green Box tourism initiative -located in a stone building next to the Hamilton Castle - is attempting to develop eco-tourism in the broader region. The adjacent square, which was donated to the council, languished for many years as a council depot before being slowly turned into a public square. Their attempt at making the square welcoming can be seen with one piece of sculpture, sourced from the local Leitrim Sculpture Centre. * The North Leitrim Glens Visitor Centre provides information to tourists on walks and sights of interest in the area. Throughout the year it also runs an exciting programme of events including drama, music etc. The town has an old castle which was founded in 1683 during the plantation of Leitrim and a Sculpture Centre which offers courses and training to students from Ireland and abroad. * Famine Graveyard. This plot is one of three graveyards opened shortly before and during the Great Famine of 1845 - 1849. It is a silent memorial to the famine dead. * The Lisdarush Ring Fort can be seen off the Rossinver road approximately 2 miles from Manorhamilton.

See also

* List of towns and villages in Ireland

Sport

There are many sporting organisations and activities available for people to engage in. The principal sporting and cultural organisation in the area is the Glencar Manorhamilton (Gleann an Chairthe Cluainín), the local Gaelic Football Club. They have just launched a new website [3] which contains lots of information about the club and additional information on community events in the area.

Transport

* Manorhamilton railway station opened on 1 December 1880 and finally closed on 1 October 1957.[2] * There is a bus service running through the town, however it only passes through, linking Sligo and Enniskillen.