Lough Rynn House, Mohill, former home of Lord Leitrim.
Sliabh an Iarainn, with Lough Scur in the foreground.
A barge on the Shannon-Erne Waterway near Ballinamore.
The LSB annual Winterfest weekend is set for March 12, 13, and 14, 2004. This year's location, per popular demand, is Sugarbush/Mad River Glen, Warren, Vermont. Please check our events page for more details.
The date for eagerly awaited Annual Spring Dance has been announced as April 25th. The dance will be held at Concannons Irish Village, Norwood. More details to follow.
We hold our monthly meeting on the first monday of each month at the CastleBar, Oak Square, Brighton MA.
Membership costs $10 a year, and runs from January to December. We are now renewing memberships for the Year 2004. You can get your membership application form by clicking here.
The first event we held was a Spring Dance in the AOH Hall in Watertown in April 1995, and we have held a Spring Dance every year since. We also hold an annual Christmas party, Golf Tournament, and ski trip. Other activities have included trips to the Catskill Mountains in New York, The Leitrim - New York Football game in May 2003, and whitewater rafting expeditions. Check out our photos page for a review of these activities.
Proceeds from our events got to charities and worthy causes. Over the years we have donated thousands of dollars, to numerous charitable organizations and worthy causes in Leitrim and Boston.
The County Leitrim Society of Boston was revived in 1994 by a group of Leitrim exiles in the Boston area, in the aftermath of Leitrim's historic Connacht Football Championship victory. The original society had gone out of the existence in the 1950's. We number around 200 members, and consist of natives of County Leitrim, (a county in the North West of Ireland), people of Leitrim extraction and anyone with an interest in Leitrim, or Ireland in general.
Frank O'Rourke was our first President from 1995 -1997, followed by Jim Gallagher 1997- 1999, Theresa Mawn 1999 - 2001, and John McGrath 2001 - 2003.