heritage centres fermanagh

This exciting new exhibition offers high quality exhibits and video productions, telling how 80km of Loughs and the surrounding landscape were formed; how Lough Erne has influenced the lives of local people and how the lakes have contributed to travel, recreation and industry in Fermanagh, both past and present.

The centre also houses a Tourist Information Office which stocks a wide range of literature, souvenirs and provides full accommodation and other visitor services....

Located on the banks of the Erne, the Heritage Centre exhibits the collections of the County Museum in award winning displays enhanced by audio visual programmes spanning the history of Fermanagh, its wildlife and landscapes. There's a range of special exhibitions throughout the year.
The Castle Keep houses the Museum of the Royal Inniskilling Fusilers - displays span the history of the Castle and the development of Enniskillen town. The Curved Barracks includes displays on the country...

Established in 1857, a visit to Belleek offers a fascinating insight into the life and times of a company that has come to represent the highest standard of Irish craftsmanship, at home and abroad.

A tour of the pottery is like a step back in time. The methods and techniques developed by the very first Belleek craftsman are still meticulously followed today.

Visit Belleek and discover the secret that has made us famous the world over.

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A converted school building which houses displays of spademaking, Roslea lace and a reconstructed early 20th century classroom. The centre also offers a genealogy service for County Fermangh....