Discover the Drumlin Giants in Monaghan
The Drumlin Giants at Rossmore Forest Park are among the park's most distinctive attractions. Spread throughout the woodland, these large-scale sculptures combine imagination, local storytelling, nature and art.
Searching for the giants gives families and visitors another reason to explore the forest trails while also discovering the lakes, woodland and heritage of the former Rossmore estate.
Explore the Giants Gallery
Meet the World of the Drumlin Giants
Banba
Banba, Queen of the Drumlin Giants, welcomes visitors into the world of Rossmore's giant woodland characters.
Big Ross
Big Ross is integrated into the park landscape and is a memorable stop for families exploring the play area and nearby trails.
Roddy Den Drum
One of Rossmore's towering woodland characters, Roddy Den Drum is a striking sculpture that rewards visitors who venture farther along the forest trails.
The Druid
The bird-inspired Druid adds another imaginative form to the collection and connects the sculpture trail with Rossmore's woodland environment.
The Morrigan
The Morrigan draws on Irish mythology and gives the trail a darker, legendary character among the trees.
More to Discover
The experience continues beyond the best-known giants, with sculptures and unusual features appearing throughout Rossmore Forest Park.
A Family Adventure in Rossmore Forest Park
The Drumlin Giants turn a woodland walk into a discovery trail. Children can search for the sculptures while everyone enjoys the scenery, lakes, paths and historic surroundings of Rossmore Forest Park. Together, the giants and the park's heritage make Rossmore a distinctive place to visit in County Monaghan.
Explore Rossmore with a Local Guide
Rossmore Heritage Tours offers guided experiences through Rossmore Forest Park, helping visitors discover the Drumlin Giants alongside Rossmore Castle remains, historic monuments, woodland, lakes and lesser-known features of the former estate.