It's part of a government strategy to help local amenities increase footfall as domestic tourism resumes.
OPW sites in the midlands will have free admission as they continue to re-open.
It's part of a government strategy to help local amenities increase footfall as domestic tourism resumes.
Heritage sites under the OPW banner in the region include Clonmacnoise and Emo Court.
Minister Patrick O'Donovon is hoping that the move will enable more families to experience some of the country’s iconic monuments:
You can have a closer look at the available attractions at heritageireland.ie.
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