Situated by a lake on a gentle slope dotted with great beech and oak trees, this magnificent neo-Classical residence is probably the most beautiful in Ireland. It was designed by James Wyatt and completed in 1798 for the Corry family, counts of Belmo..

The damp and wooded Fermanagh Lakeland used to be the most isolated region of a province that was itself remote. More accessible nowadays, it is popular with fishermen. The River Erne flows into Lough Erne, which is bisected by a gully near Inniskill..

Defended by its 17C Watergate , Enniskillen Castle stands by the side of its own lake. The central keep , which now houses a museum, is partly made up of elements from the first castle built in the 15C by Hugh Maguire. On the ground floor of the ke..

The cathedral stands in the middle of its cemetery. It was only completed in 1842, although its tower comes from an earlier 17C church.

The church was completed in 1875. The neogothic façade is reminiscent of French cathedrals and was designed by John O'Neill , but it is missing a steeple that was meant to crown the tower. The impressive exterior of the apse (1921) is supported by f..

In 1688, East Bridge , which has practically lost its original shape with various renovations, replaced the drawbridge built in 1614 by the colonists in the place of a ford. From this bridge, the road passes in front of the court house that William ..

This conical hill, once known as Camomile Hill or Commons Hill or Cow Green, owes its current name to the star-shaped fort defended by four bastions and cannons, built in 1689 during the wars of William of Orange. The hill was surrounded by walls and..