Please visit this!! We did not book in advance but phoned to check if needed to. We did not spend much time in the cafe/information area or gift shop as we only had a 15 minute wait but the caves are stunning. I have not heard all these caving terms before and the explanations were all clear. Lots of walking but that's all good. Mind blowing to think it was discovered by those with basic tools!

Well worth a visit, something different that the kids really enjoyed - the tour guide had lots of little kid friendly bits that kept it interesting and fun for them. I think we got a bit of extra luck in being in quite a small group - think that's just luck of the draw re: demand for the tour slot that you book. The caves are also located on a nice looped scenic drive that's worth doing afterwards.

Our tour guide Niamh was very knowledgeable. The caves were lovely and cool 10 degrees. We took a boat trip which was probably the highlight of this for me as I am aware some people don’t get to experience it as it depends on the water levels. I bought tickets online which I recommend. There is a cafe and a souvenir shop as well as a vending machine selling fizzy drinks. I recommend arriving early enough to enjoy a cup of coffee or even to stroll around before the tour starts.

Jordan was awesome with his patience and knowledge. He is an easygoing person who understands everyone no matter how hard they are. We enjoy a nice walk with him and his tons of sense of humor. Definitely I got his name Jordan and not Jeremy 😂🤣😅. It was a shame that they blocked the trail which leads to the beautiful cascade waterfall.. 🥰🥰🥰. The staffs are just wow. Thank you for that experience

Wonderful experience and lovely tour guide- Chris I think was his name. Very funny and informative. He made the tour super interesting! Some families on the tour with children who were shouting a lot so we had to make sure we were always close to the tour guide to hear what he was saying. Other than that was a great experience!

Apasionante excursión guiada en inglés, de poco más de una hora. Tienen panfletos en varios idiomas entre ellos español. La visita es muy interesante además de curiosa, porque hay una parte del recorrido que lo realizas en barca a través de un río subterráneo y otra caminando 1,5 km descubriendo rincones fascinantes de la naturaleza bajo tierra. (Translated by Google) Exciting guided tour in English, just over an hour. They have pamphlets in several languages ​​including Spanish. The visit is very interesting as well as curious, because there is a part of the tour that you do by boat through an underground river and another one by walking 1.5 km discovering fascinating corners of nature underground.

Nice outing for a family during weekend also good place to visit to learn something about caves and some geological history. I went there with my kids and they enjoyed the walk inside the caves. Unfortunately I couldn’t make to the boat ride due to the weather conditions.

I never saw the inside of a cave and this was a very nice and interesting experience. I got the ticket with the boat ride as well but unfortunately water level was to high in that part of the cave so couldn't go on the boat but recieved a refund. Our guide Paddy was very nice and explained us everything about the cave.

Beautiful experience of nature's hidden treasures. Book your visit in advance. Car parking is abundant. You will be climbing 150 steps down, walk about 1 kilometre and climb back 150 steps. Kindly be cognizant of this if you experience mobility issues. There is a cafe available onsite for quick bites and coffee. Gift shop prices are decent.

Had a great trip here today. Guided by Tomas he was brilliant especially with the children. Very knowledgeable and kept everyone entertained and educated. Brilliant end to the summer holidays. Very professional staff. Thanks for a memorable day for all

So glad we eventually went to the Marble Arch caves. There is ample parking a coffee shop and snacks. Also a souvenir shop. The tour took about 70 minutes. Our guide Cara was very knowledgeable and friendly. We booked online which saved a few pounds. Highly recommended.

Very beautiful natural caves but not my cup of tea. Understand they can't control the water levels, and the boat part is water level dependant. But how is the cost still the same if you don't get to do the boat trip part???? The whole experience needs a shake-up and revamp.

Cool experience. It's a bit of a long tour (1.15 hr) so you should definitely plan ahead. Try to go when it has been dried for a few days so you get the full boat experience as well (the first time we went, I guess the caves were flooded so no boat ride). Also, don't forget to bring a sweater. It gets chilly inside the caves.

Been a very long time since I was underground in this cave and I'd forgotten how beautiful it was. As a young lad I never really appreciated it as much as I do now. Don't miss the opportunity to visit even if its a little out of the way. Was there at Halloween and they'd a superb tour through the woods too... Some real cavers heading under ground were just ahead of me as I walked through the woods so the skeleton caver was quite funny..

A blast to the past with this nostalgic visit. Used to visit this alot as a kid and was nice to revisit the caves. Such a phenomenal sight. Tour guide was lovely and very informative, knew her information about the caves and really funny 😊

Loved it! I was hesitant going as I never really had an interest in caves and things like that but I went along with my boyfriend as he wanted to visit and I have to say we had a great time! Our tour guide Sean was very knowledgeable, nice and funny as well 😄 he definitely made it a lot more enjoyable!

This place is amazing and words can not fully explain the wonder that these caves are. Staff are so delightful and welcoming. Our tour guide gave very detailed explanations with homourous story lines. The caves are a must see if you ever visit Norther Ireland and the drive to and from the cave is scenic.

Stunning experience for cavers. You will get a guided tour for 30 quid and it is worth the price. Landscape is excellent for good photographs.y you can go for a trail if you have some extra time.

Amazing cave! Definitely in my top 3 attractions in Northern Ireland. Modern visitor center with friendly staff members, easy online ticket booking, great guide, interesting boat and walking tour through the cave. I totally recommend the cave! In case of a bad weather forecast, you might want to consult them in advance to check which parts of the tour will still be possible.

The caves are so worth the drive to them through lovely woods and snow capped mountains {March). Large car park, friendly reception, small gift shop and restaurant. Our guide was superb and in no hurry as he took us along the river to different caverns. Amazing history, geology, and sights during our 1 hour 20 minute tour. This was one of the best things we did in NI, even if the boat trips weren’t running. One of the best value excursions on our list, and we’d definitely go back.

very interesting place where nature shows how powerful it is...and on the other hand patient. Proof that it takes thousands of years for something to be created in nature. We have to preserve that.

Amazing caves, great experience. Advise to book tickets in advance especially during summer. Caves are amazing and guided tour, which which is around 1h long is very interesting, with plenty of facts about the place. Unfortunately boat tour is not always possible due to very, strict and limited conditions to be met. Big free car park in front of visitors centre. The cafe was closed in February - a bit disappointing.

We had an excellent time at the Marble Arch Caves, it was very informative and the tour guide was excellent. The café is lovely and there are lots of walks nearby.

A great tour to experience. Our tour guide Ed is super knowledgeable and friendly.

Very good place of interest to visit..Ran veey well by the staff..If you wanna know the factual history of enniskillen this is the place to visit and lots and lots of historical genuine artifacts and military memorabilia..

Lovely historic property with cafe and visitor centre cost is very reasonable

Absolutely wonderful place, free parking, more than reasonable entrance fee. So well thought out. Our boys (12,10,7 & 5) absolutely loved it! A special mention to the lady in the gift shop, who went above and beyond to interact with the boys, tell them all about the war artifacts and help them try them on. Sparked a real fire for historical knowledge in our boys. Thank you! 😊

A bite into history, great for exploration and self guided tour through the ages. Took about an hour to get through the museum. There's a cafe on site as well as clean washrooms and gift shops. You can purchase tickets for the marble caves and other excursions at the gift shop. Beautiful county and castle ruin in the city.

We enjoyed it. The children enjoyed the Easter egg trail and were richly rewarded! We enjoyed everything really, the art, the old treasures, the gardens, the history. And we had a good lunch in the cafe too!

Lots of parking spaces. Entry via the visitors centre. Friendly, helpful, informative receptionists. £4pp entry fee. Good cafe. Museums are excellent and walking around the courtyard is interesting. We took lots of photographs and had coffee at the end. Well worth a visit.

Free parking at museum, free entry to the site. Café at entrance along with toilets. The area is very well maintained. Clean and tidy. Tables outside you can also sit at and soak up the atmosphere. Various areas to have a look at, there was only one building I believe does not have a lift to go upstairs and that is the main building in the centre as it is on of the oldest. However, you can enter the ground level which is the original part of the building. Everywhere else is wheelchair and parm accessible. Staff very friendly and helpful. I believe you can pay for a tour guide if you wish. There is a beautiful walk along the water way that runs just outside the museum. You can sit and watch some boats go by, groups doing water sports that are on the little island or kick a ball around on the grass area. A beautiful area to visit.

Lovely museum, interactive activities and rich in history. Not too bad price for a family pass.

A military base in the past, there are a number of different museum displays inside the walls, lots of military history and local displays of days gone by. , great wee cafe in the main entrance building

I didn't pay to go to the indoor part of the museum. I only went to the free outdoor part. Several sections that seemed to be housed in former stables. One section noted the use of jeeps during a war. Jeeps were invented in my home town of Butler, Pennsylvania.

Fantastic displays and real value for money, you could easily spend half a day here if you went to the café as well. We didn't get to try that as we arrived at about 3:30pm and 4pm is the last entry so wanted to see as much as we could. 1.5hrs is a bit of a rush, I'd recommend 2-3hrs with a break.

Thoroughly enjoyed a very professional presented history of the past. Some diverse subjects to make it very interesting.

The castle is superbly maintained and its history is very well told. It has an excellent souvenir shop and cafe with a lot of free leaflets giving information both on the castle itself and other places of interest, both locally and in other parts of Ireland. The admission price is very reasonable at only GBP5.50 for an adult ticket.

From the outside, it is a typical castle like many others. Things start to get interesting inside, where you can see a few solutions typical of Italy and France. Ubiquitous symmetry and high standard of finishes. Glamour and posturing rule.

The house, cafe and bookshop were shut today but we enjoyed the play area, lake walk and exterior of the house. Everything opens up properly on Friday (Good Friday).

Once again at the coffee shop. Took my dad today, he's a celiac and they have the most wonderful Raspberry and White chocolate tray gluten free bakes. So nice I get one every visit and I'm not even a celiac.

Lovely house - interior is stunningly grand and worth a tour. Good second hand book shop and cafe on site. Walks in estate are pleasant. Staff were helpful and informative. Dropped one star due to poor system of booking on house tours - we were told to arrive 15mins before tour time and we would get on. We did but a couple told the same thing didn't. People who arrived later could book on sooner because tours couldn't be booked on arrival.

Incredible late 17th century house in Northern Ireland. Definitely take the house tour as it's amazing inside with some stunning details.

Nice walkway around the lake, peace and quiet. Especially good was the tour of the castle of earls of Belmore, exploring not only the interior, but also the story of the family itself. Just a few miles outside Enniskillen, worth seeing 100%.

**National Trust meets Downtown Shabby** I was very disappointed by my visit to Castle Coole Estate. The house was in a poor state of repair, with some rooms looking very run down and shabby. The fabrics were worn and faded, and some of the furniture was sparse and imposes uninviting. But invites taking your money no problem. Not the sign of a wealthy estate I've come across to expect. One room was very dark. I felt I could have done with a flashlight to look around. Mostly, everything is roped off, and the house has restricted access for paid visitors. There are very few places for people with disabilities to sit down and catch a breath. They're roped off, too! The only room that impressed me was the rotunda, which had some beautiful gold decorations and an Irish harp. Possibly why the National Trust tour guide books have been withdrawn from sale to National Trust members and visitors? The staff were mainly very rude and unwelcoming, especially when they told me that I was not allowed to take any photographs inside the house. There was no sign anywhere that said this, and I felt like they were violating my rights as a visitor. Despite this house being used in local television programmes and locally infamous. They also did not explain anything about the history or significance of the house and just rushed me through the tour. After an hour, I was never so glad to leave. The time really dragged. We were constantly watched as a group around the house as if we were being treated as commoners and potential thieves. The only nice women I found around the estate was a receptionist and an elderly voluntary lady in the library shop. The courtyard was a mess, with peeling paint and weeds everywhere. The café was a joke. Just garden tables and chairs outside with what looked like an ice cream van. Tbh, I've seen better stalls at Nutts Corner Sunday Market. The gardens were nonexistent, just a field of overgrown grass and cows. Contrary to the map in the outside overlooking. The lake walk I paid for is possibly the my shortest in recent memory. I felt like I wasted my time and money at this place, and I would not recommend it to anyone. It is a shame that the National Trust and its current inhabited residents do not take better care of this historic estate.

This was my first time at Castle Coole. It is such a beautiful spot. Even though it's situated in the heart of Enniskillen Town, you feel like you're in the middle of nowhere it's so serene and peaceful. The lake views, the mountain, the mansion, the grounds, it's all so beautiful. We took a guided tour in around the house. Unfortunately visitors aren't allowed to take any pictures inside but the tour was interesting, very informative and full of history and engaging facts. The interior is splendid. So many beautiful details to see and experience. If you're in the area I would recommend stopping by here. The coffee shop too was full of lovely treats and a great cup of tea. All the staff ee encountered were so welcoming and friendly.

I have visited the grounds many times before walking my dogs, however this was my first time inside the house. Its stunning, I was not expecting to see so much of the interior. Our tour guide was Emma, she was a vibrant fun tour guide, very polite, knowledgeable & welcoming. We ended up having a tour alone with her as no body else showed up to that particular tour slot (although there were 25 in the previous tour). We really enjoyed the tour & learning about the history of castle coole. Owners requested no photos of the interior home are allowed.

Worth the visit. The gardens are “natural” but the insides of the house are incredible. Well with the admission. Your groups are small so make a reservation. You won’t be disappointed.

The tour of the house took just over an hour, and was led by an excellent guide who shared a stream of interesting information. There is also a lovely walk around a lake.

Great day out. We did the house tour, the Easter Egg Trail and are our lunch in the tea rooms. The tea rooms were closed but there was a coffee cart selling food and drinks.

What a delightful, impressive and wonderful collection of NI railway memorabilia integrated with a working men’s barbers. Free admission but donations gratefully received and deserved. History of our railway infrastructure on show and would be great for kids to see also.

Really quirky little museum. Very interesting history of the local railways. Lots of interesting memorabilia including uniforms, train nameplates, posters and photographs

We stopped in here, checked out the fascinating collection of rail memorabilia, and got trimmed up too. The owners are very friendly and more than happy to show you around and answer questions. Plus they're good barbers.

This is a wonderful place. The museum is fascinating and an incredible achievement. You could spend hours in here if you wanted to see everything. The barbering is really good too. They are friendly, welcoming and entertaining. Go. You will be glad you did

Great experience at Headhunters Barbers, my first time after moving to Enniskillen last year, and definitely not my last. Great hair cut, great attention to detail, well done Nigel.

Lovely museum attached to the barber shop. Great tour guide. So enthusiastic and knowledgeable and made such a fuss of my Mum when she said her Dad was the stationmaster in maguiresbridge in the 40s, which made her day!

Lovely collection of memorabilia. Staff very helpful and accommodating. I got a really good haircut for a good price. Our train loving son loved it!

This is an excellent place to visit, fascinating history with two really enthusiastic owners. The railway memorabilia and the model railways are worth the trip by themselves and sure you might as well have a haircut while you're there.

Absolutely beautiful.. Got a great day for it.. Tough walk though be prepared plenty of water.. Went in April very cold at top.. Worth every step.. 👌

Amazing spot, but choose your day right! We went up on a very windy day and the last bit of the steps wasn’t doable. But I will definitely be back, the views are incredible and it is a very well laid out path, and the Marble Arch caves are just next to the car park to visit afterwards!

Not sure how to review a trail lol. This is a hard one. Took us 4.5 hours in total from start to finish. I would suggest to go on a sunny day. We went on a rather rainy day and boy we were drenched from top to bottom. It kinda takes away from a good hike day. Overall a good experience. This trail has been on my list for ages and I’m happy to have completed it. Tip:Take water and some food with you.

Great walk. We drove up from Waterford to do this walk for the May Bank Holiday. Totally worth it, we went to see the Marbke Arch caves too which was only 28euro for 2 adults. Both greta experience would totally recommend. Walk isn't easy but satisfying once you reach the top! LOTS of steps!

This trail can be really nice with good weather. In our case with wind against while ascending made it quite hard. It is very rewarding to reach the top of the stairs anyway and the view is lovely. It's a must to do in Ireland but is not the greatest trail due to changing weather conditions.

First class service and delighted with assistance from Eileen. I wanted a special book on Enniskillen as a gift, I had bother finding one either in a book shop /online. One phone call, book is paid for and sorted. Thanks Eileen, look forward to visiting the information centre and thanking you personally. Best wishes to you all in this difficult time. Grainne

Not particularly useful, a few good maps for purchase. Friendly. The genealogy service was not very informative, they only have access to on line records, same as anyone. If you're doing that, go to town hall or churches.

Polite friendly staff .remembered I had asked a question 2 yes ago just before covid that did get resolved but was promptly resolved by staff Thank you

Good. Food. Dinner

Very friendly

No proper information

Good for visitors

Nice walk, actually you need to be prepared because the walk is quite long. We did more than 14 km, we were parked in the car park that is just before the turn to marble arch caves, and paid 5 euro for the parking. Parking has a toilet. But my advice is to go straight to Marble arch caves and park there for free and after that everything is in a small walking distance. So please people be smart,do not overpay for unnecessary things. All overall was a good experience,nice views. To be honest I expected a bit more viewing points when you reach the top of the mountain. Go early to avoid crowds at the top, quite narrow space where to stand and enjoy the view.

Nice & refreshing, very scenic. Paid car park, card and cash accepted. No toilets (need to use the one in Marble Arch). Took 2.5 hours to reach the summit with my 8 year old little one. Walked on our own pace, and had fun. The trail was maintained very well and safe. Very few benches on the way to take rest. Plan your trip for boardwalk and visit marble arch caves in the end. A perfect day trip, am sure you will not be disappointed

We went on the 5th of January with my husband and son, my daughter was working so we will be back with her again. I really enjoyed getting to the end and I thought the way back was nicer as you could see the entire view all the time, I was a delight to be walking and not hearing any noise nit seeing any building just pure nature. We had a lovely cool and clear day, I was enjoying it so much as the cold made you feel healthy and alive. Very recommended to bring water and some snacks, apples... I contacted the staff before going and they provided very useful information and they were very kind and attentive, thank you very much.

Great walk very enjoyable we had a brilliant time. Wouldnt want to do it in the middle of summer. Not suitable for everyone. Leave plenty if time before dark to walk. Be prepared to walk over 400 steps .. Don't park at the 5pound carpark. Two free ones closer

One of the most beautiful hikes I’ve ever done. The stairway to heaven was tough but so worth the climb, I’ve never seen views like it - the boardwalk adds such beauty to the views. You can easily trace it back to the start of where you joined the boardwalk hike and it’s so satisfying to see how far you’ve walked! Highly recommend - it is kept in such excellent condition too. Can’t wait to go back!

It was not a good day for the walk as the summit was covered in fog. Other than that, it passed a nice couple of hours. Tough on the legs on the stairs. It's well looked after.

Amazing walk, on a clear day the views are phenomenal. I was lucky and got a half and half day so seen the trail both ways. Well worth the effort. There is a parking charge of 5 pds sterling or 6 euros.

Lengthy hike with moderate incline at the very end. Mostly bog terrain. There is a small carpark, which accepts euros or pounds. Plan accordingly for weather as even with the wire mesh on the boardwalk, some areas get really slippery especially on the decline.

Fantastic hike, amazing views and the trail is in brilliant condition. I would recommend booking the car parking online. If you have kids then definitely go to the last carpark which is at the start of the trail. Otherwise, you will have an additional 2-3 miles to cover. We completed this hike with our 3 kids in 3 hours.

Wonderful place! The views are amazing, first part of the trail it's quite easy but then the wooden path shows up and it is getting harder, especially the stairs to the top...but I recommend to do it at least once!

Staff were nice, military museum was closed but full price still charged for entry. Disappointing.

Great day out, very reasonable admission fee for the experience, lunch in the cafe there was lovely, staff were very friendly and helpful.

Recently renovated to include a small cafe. Many different activities and events put on during the year for adults and children from food festivals to Hallowe'en activities and much more. My children love going here.

Enniskillen Castle is situated in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. It was originally built in the 16th century and now contains the Fermanagh County Museum and a museum for the 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards and Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.

Highly recommend the museum for local and military history. Pauline McCartney Thornton was extremely helpful and informative, she's an asset to the museum with her knowledge and genealogy guidance.

Extremely informative and interesting . So much to see and all thoroughly enjoyed .

Brilliant museum and definitely worth a visit.Well set out and easy to navigate and staff very friendly .

Council have minised the Skins Museum to 2 floors in the Tower. Displays were excellent 👌

Never been before but had a lovely walk round the museum which has a beautiful view. Young guy on info desk was very pleasant & helpful. Highly recommend the wee cafe in it, girl serving was extremely friendly & chatty, made you feel very welcome

Great museum. Nice friendly staff. Tells thf history of Enniskillen well

Visited the cafe, had a beautiful cherry scone baked by The Cake House & a cappachino. Staff were very polite, friendly & chatty. The view is stunning, large glass windows with lakeside view. Prices are decent. Peaceful setting, could easily sit there all day soaking up the tranquility!

Here for the first time in ages to see Patrick Kielty. Lovely venue and pleasant staff

Omg I go regularly its a lovely theatre friendly staff and the shows are out of this world im going twice this week

Beautiful spot even when it's raining...very friendly and helpful staff. Lovely food....

Charlie and Mabel are such great hosts. Our interval drinks were spot on as ordered. And the French wine was the best!

Our first visit was to the Ultimate Bubble Show. Lots of flyers to pick up in the foyer. Great seats for £8 a head. The bubble show was wonderful. We queued up at half time for crisps, chocolate and drinks which for 4 people came to under £10. Not bad! We shall certainly be back!

Nice theatre. Intimate feel to it. Downside is price of beverages alcoholic ans non-alcoholic.

Called in to have coffee today. Website says cafe open 10 to 4 Tuesday to Saturday. Not open, in fact not open until "maybe January" says receptionist. If it's closed then say so on your Web page.

Went to the Cafe here when meeting some friends who were passing through the town, unplanned so didn't know if we would get in - turns out plenty of room, staff were very accommodating - friends had toasties and soup and all was delicious. Great stop with a beautiful view of the lake. Bonus points for having room for the kids to play 👌

Snow white and seven dwarfs brilliant production! Well done to organizers and all performers! Congratulations on great show.

Popped in for a coffee with a friend. It's the 1st time I've been in for years. The staff were so friendly, it felt very welcoming. I had a really good cherry scone as well. I will be back. UPDATE the sausage rolls are amazing!

A neat little castle! This is unattended, and when we went it was only us for the 45 minutes we were there, which was great. The castle is smaller than I expected, but intact enough to really give off the castle vibe I was really hoping to experience. The first floor (only one still intact) has 3 rooms, with a small underground room as well (dungeon? I should have read the informational plaque better). So, small. Much of the castle had erroded, but the main structure is still very much there. I've got a few more castles to see on my trip here yet, but if this is the best one I see I'll be satisfied.

The grounds are beautiful and well kept. There is an electric gate that closes at 6pm as of posting this, so make sure you’re out by 6!! A beautifully preserved part of Irish history. Beware: my daughter came into contact with what I believe was a Nettle plant and had a pretty good local reaction. Don’t touch the plants within the castle if you can help it! :-)

Cool castle that you can drive within 300 meters of. Lovely and peaceful location and the castle is brilliant to see the old construction methods.

This is a great place to visit for any age. Monea Castle is situated between Enniskillen and Derrygonnelly. You can drive to right beside the castle, but I'd recommend you park somewhere near the gatehouse and walk up the tarmaced drive. It will take about 15 minutes to walk from the gatehouse, but it's worth it to walk down the beech tree avenue on the way to the castle. You can incorporate the visit with a day around Marble Arch geopark and forests.

As castle ruins go it’s pretty good. Unfortunately much of the interior is now gone as well as the surrounding wall. There is limited information to read. Be aware there aren’t any toilets on site and access is via a gravel path. Finally to say if you are coming from the Belleek side you will have to drive pretty much three sides of a square as the route is frankly really long. I feel that if you drove further towards Enniskillen there would be a much shorter journey.

Worth a visit this castle. It’s beautiful and nice view around. The castle is well preserved.

Hidden piece of history to explore not far from the Shore Road out of Enniskillen town. The site is well maintained with a small amount of parking right at the entrance. There's also an information board telling off the history of the castle.

Great place to visit and a stunning castle 👌. Parking is adequate and good access to the monument

Always a joy to visit, staff are so helpful and friendly. Clean, tidy and well run. The lego hour of a Saturday during term time is a winner with the smallies and they never rush them to finish up. Huge selection of books and I'm sure the new library when completed will be out on its own.

The lady in library was so helpful. I needed photocopying down for my daughter and she went out of her way to accommodate me. Not many like her about today. I was so appreciated. I had a doctors appointment after my visit and she was just so kind.

Brilliant library with great staff and a decent selection of books. Only problem is that there's quite a few books missing that they don't seem to want to follow up on (according to the online catalogue they're missing stuff from 2013), and staff are quite lax with data protection. Asked if I could change some of the details related to my account and they did so without checking me for photo I.D and also ended up writing my library PIN on my library card.

Lovely girl helped me out with book That wouldn't go through. So much books to choose from Brilliant library.

Lovely, friendly library with good selection of books. Staff are warm, welcoming and helpful. Relaxing atmosphere.

This relatively small but comprehensive library has a lot to offer. The library has a good collection on history of the area. We stopped in for some genealogy assistance and the librarians were very pleasant, knowledgeable, and helpful.

Mature lady with short white hair working as the face of the library is unapproachable, rude and instantly lowers the vibe of the place :( Ladies at the desk are lovely and deserve a pay rise!

Good collection of books. Calm and silent atmosphere for readers. Friendly and helpful staffs.

It's worth visiting if you're near Kesh, just for it's history. There's an information board beside the carpark and it's only a short walk to the stone circle. You only need to spend about 10 minutes here.

A very well maintained stone circle, parking is available beside the entrance gate so you don't have far to walk at all. The stone circle itself is fenced off from the rest of the field and easily accessible through a wooden gate. Grass is well maintained too. There is also a cairn and an alignment here, which is a straight line of stones pointing in a certain direction. A very interesting place if you like historical areas.

Surprised to spot a sign. Not disappointed when we popped along to see this ancient site.

It's a historic spot and easy to miss. According to the information it was drained so that it could be seen and enjoyed. Perhaps it had some religious significance, a meeting place for a pagan ritual. Who knows but it's worth a look.

Archeological sight with parking lot free of charge. Please read carefully about Neolithic circles since it is no much detailed information on the sight presented.

Nice quiet place if you're into this type of thing!

Very pretty small stone circle No one here but is in February and plenty of parking

Quaint little circle, on a rural area, she about the fence and MOF etched into the stones. Nice place worthy of a visit though

It is point of interest, rather than the attraction. It makes an excellent location for a break if you need to stop and get some fresh air after hours of driving. It is well maintained, located in the entry to the field.

Disappointed as Forthill Park is still chained and locked. I have not been able to climb the Cole Monument. No one seems to know when it will reopen.

Impressive monument of Galbraith Lowry Cole with a classic Victorian bandstand to complement.

Great place to visit if your in Enniskillen.. only open over summer season and Saturday Sunday Monday as far as I know but check ahead before planning your trip.. u need to book your ticket via Enniskillen castle web site but it's only like £2 per person and the guide was excellent . A retired teacher and was very knowledgeable about all of the Fermanagh history... We went as a family with 3 year old and 7 year old and we all enjoyed it.. if you have the time it's well worth it . Even if the tower is closed you can still visit the grounds any time and has a very good play park and seating areas .. big thumbs up.

Great views over Enniskillen. You need to book Monument in advance. Knowledgeable guide.

In the center of a hussle and bussle of Enniskillen Town you would not believe this little gem exists, play park for the kiddies , lovely aray of trees plenty of areas to have a picnic , the monument is being refurbished and the old bandstand is a lovely feature also . Worth a visit if you're in or near Enniskillen.

Nice to see bit off a climb to the top but we'll worth it the veiw is breath taking obviously better on a clear day

guider paying attention to another couple instead off us and offer photo for couple again instead of us after she found out we were from another county. awful

It's never open when I'm there. It should be a good veiw if it was. Set in a nice Victorian style park. That means steps so no good for wheel chairs and no car park beside it but just on the edge of the town centre.

Just had an absolutely lovely evening with Josh at the Boatyard Distillery. Learnt so much about the gin making process and thoroughly enjoyed tasting all the amazing gins! Will definitely try to recreate the mulled Old Tom Cocktail at home…delicious!!! Thanks so much for a lovely evening 😍

We had a Boatyard tour with Josh, it was very informative & interesting. It was interesting to learn How the company first started, the process that it takes and how hands on the staff actually are, this makes the gin even more appreciative. We'll done guys! Definitely recommend a tour, you get to taste the gin and bring a bottle home, win win!

Amazing gin tasting with Stanley who loves to entertain. He certainly knows everything about this amazing boatyard gin. The location is beautiful the gin cocktails where excellent and I can't wait to go back again well worth a visit.

Met these guys at Junipooloza in London last week and as I was visiting family I decided to pop over and take a tour. Stanley was a welcoming and informative host along with Joe the owner. We took a walk down to the old boatyard where the other stills are and Stanley talked over the plans for the distillery which will be amazing and I can't wait to revisit. Lots of tastings with a small "taste quiz" and you get to label your own bottle of gin as a keepsake. Fab afternoon and thanks to the team at Boatyard. B

A great place for a gin adventure. Excellently presented tasting across their range. Friendly and knowledgeable staff.

We had a great afternoon at The Boatyard Gin Experience . Stephen was a brilliant host and very knowledgeable on all aspects of the history of how The Boatyard came about . He also makes a mean Charlie Chaplin !!!... not to be missed ....

Rebecca was super, gosh did she know and understand gin. We bought the Christmas gun with the great orange - spice notes. I have a feeling the bottle won’t last till then!!

Friendly staff,warm welcoming fire 🔥 especially coming in from the cold.Taster tipples soon warm you up.Great idea to refill the empty bottles. Stanley excellent host 👏 host 👏

My hubby and I booked a tour for Friday 7 October 2022. Our guide was Josh and what a great young lad he was. We thoroughly enjoyed listening to him. He definitely knew his stuff and he was very enthusiastic and funny into the bargain. Even though I don't drink, I would still recommend this tour. It was interesting to hear the story about the owner and how family orientated he is. My hubby tells me his products are amazing!! Getting to label your own bottle at the end of the tour was fun too. Thanks Josh for making the tour so enjoyable, you are very much an asset to the Boatyard Distillery.

Beautiful location and delicious gin. We stopped by shortly after opening and the staff was grand. Very informative visit, excellent tasting experience and most excellent gin. We went home with a bottle of Boatyard's Double Gin. Highly recommended.

The fermanagh Choral Society had their night there it was a good night, the sound and acoustics were great

Love this chapel priest's choir and people who helps out singers, so good God bless them all ❤️

This is a beautiful, bright, ornate Catholic Church that is always welcoming for visitors of all religions & none to enjoy some time of peace & tranquility in the midst of this busy world. It is located in the lovely town of Enniskillen in Northern Ireland.

Beautiful peaceful place to pray and reflect on things. Spotlessly clean and great óne way system. Highly worth a visit

It's a large, grand old building and people appear to feel good when they leave. It's airy and warm, I was there for a family mass-type thing, but won't be frequenting as I'm not a religious person.

Lovely church, kind friendly priests and the choir is a must to go and listen too over Christmas hopefully as it sounds amazing in such a beautiful setting..😌

Beautiful church. Lovely to go into during day just to light a candle and say a prayer so peaceful.

Large Catholic Church situated like its Church of Ireland counterpart on the highest point on the island town of Enniskillen. A couple of very large beautiful frescos on the left hand side of church including the Sermon on the Mount and the Baptism of Christ. Stain glass windows all around of various saints. Reduced services due to Coronavirus.