Fermanagh County Museum
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Housed in Enniskillen Castle, the museum features archaeology, art, history and folklife relating to the county.
Fermanagh County Museum at Enniskillen Castle has reopened after undergoing a major redevelopment, with new galleries interpreting the county's rich history as the Kingdom of Lough Erne, with its crannogs, castles and early Christian stone sculptures. Imaginative displays celebrate local craftmanship from Belleek Pottery, to the Full-Circle Art Gallery and the rural traditions of the Fermanagh hearth.
Other highlights include important groups of paintings by William Scott (1913?89) and TP Flanagan (1929?2011).
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