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From left to right: Marble Arch Caves, Enniskillen Castle, Devenish Island, Fishing on the Fermanagh Lakelands
The silent waters of the Fermanagh Lakelands have a romantic beauty that has captivated generation after generation of visitors. Tranquil, glassy and utterly beautiful, Lough Erne and the surrounding lakes are Fermanagh’s star attraction, but the flat green patchwork of fields that makes up much of the county’s countryside equally deserves a look.
With forests, beautiful vistas, old country houses, excellent restaurants, intriguing caves, castles and canoeing, Fermanagh is one of Northern Ireland’s best-kept secrets.
23 Aug 2012 - 28 Aug 2012
The world’s first annual festival celebrating Samuel Beckett...
08 Sep 2012 - 14 Sep 2012
This is your chance to be part of history and take part in the biggest coarse angling match ever - and to call yourself World...
Cruise the beautiful Lough Erne for 3 nights on board a Noble Chancellor and receive a complementary round of golf....
Stena Line package the ferry and hotel to give you the best price - you just can't book hotels and ferry for less - guaranteed!...
Enjoy 2 nights stay in a self catering cottage with a round of golf and half a day boat hire on Lough Erne for 4 people....
Enjoy 2 nights in a self catering cottage with a round of golf for 4 people.
(please quote reference number G002 when...
Stay any 2 nights B&B with an evening meal and a Guinness or glass of wine. After dinner enjoy a evening stroll in the in...
Northern Ireland Tourist Board
Fermanagh Lakeland Tourism website
<br>Cruise the beautiful Lough Erne for 3 nights on board a Noble Chancellor and receive a complementary round of golf.</br>...
Robert Barton, composer of the Australian unofficial anthem Waltzing Matilda, was born in County Fermanagh.
