St Michael’s Roman Catholic Church

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Built in 1875, shortly after the current incarnation of its Protestant neighbour across the street (St Macartin’s Cathedral ), St Michael’s was designed by John O’Neill a very distinguished 19th century Ulster Catholic architect. His design had included a belfry and spire but these could not be built at the time because of soft foundations. A unique but necessary feature of St Michael’s are the flying-buttresses which were added in 1921 to reinforce the west wall. The current spire was added in later years. Continue reading “St Michael’s Roman Catholic Church”

Enniskillen – A walk around the Island

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Enniskillen Castle – Watergate

Even though I was born in and brought up in County Fermanagh I make a point of dropping into the Fermanagh Visitors Information Centre in Enniskillen each time I return. Each time I do so I ask the same question – So what’s new since I was last here in XXXX?

Mostly the response is – Not much! Continue reading “Enniskillen – A walk around the Island”

Visit the Fermanagh Visitors Information Centre

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Should you visit Enniskillen I strongly recommend that you visit the Fermanagh Visitors Information Centre (tourist office). In addition to being able to provide you information on Enniskillen the extremely knowledgeable and engaging staff can advise you on everywhere and everything in County Fermanagh and indeed further afield. Continue reading “Visit the Fermanagh Visitors Information Centre”