County Fermanagh

Fermanagh

Fermanagh with Lough Erne on its shores makes it a very popular spot with fishermen, and canal users and the area is mainly agricultural based. Lough Erne is made up of the Lower and Upper Lough Erne with the Upper Lough being just a number of small rivers travelling between land and peninsulas, it is the Lower Lough Erne that is the largest section of the Lough, on which Enniskillen is located just between the two Loughs.

Enniskillen

While visiting Enniskillen take a trip to Enniskillen Castle on the banks of the River Erne with its distinctive two turrets of the Watergate, the outside of the castle, and the 15 century Castle Keep, Enniskillen Castle now houses Enniskillen Castle Museum. Devenish Island on Lough Erne attracts a lot of visitors to see the Romanesque church and a 12th century round tower, crosses and the Priory Church. Castle Coole also in Enniskillen is a magnificent neo-classical house set on 700 acres of parkland. Florence Court House, Florencecourt, Enniskillen is a Palladian style house built in the early 18th century, the area has wonderful landscape views.

Enjoy the farmers market in Enniskillen each Saturday.

Blakes Of The Hollow

Blakes Of The Hollow situated on Church Street in Enniskillen opened it doors in 1887. Know locally as the Hollow it is one of the most famous Victorian pubs in Ireland. It has won numerous awards and comes highly recommended. What a wonderful place to relax and tosoak up the atmosphere with a pint. Live traditional music sessions take place on Friday nights

For the Game of Thrones fans, a photo with the carved Game of Thrones door number 4 is a must.

Don't Miss

Headhunters Barber Shop & Railway Museum has one of the largest collections of Irish railway memorabilia on display in it barbers shop situated at 5 Darling Street in Enniskillen