Set in Northern Ireland, County Fermanagh makes up one of thirty-two counties in Ireland. The county name stems from the Irish words Fir Manach which translate to menfolk of Manach. Fermanagh is enclosed by the counties of Donegal, Leitrim, Cavan, Monaghan, and Tyrone. The county is rural and sporadically populated with the county town of Enniskillen containing the only sizeable settlement in County Fermanagh. Indications of prehistoric settlements plus early Christian ruins are available in abundance across the county.Fermanagh is one of the chief tourist areas in Northern Ireland owing to the dense forests, ancient past, many limestone caves and abundance of fishing streams and more! Visitors can enjoy a host of activities in the county. Embark on an underground boating experience at the Marble Arch Caves or marvel at the impressive Florence Court mansions where you can stroll around the lush gardens and forest walks. Island hopping is a thing, and you’re welcome to explore over 150 islands including White Island, Boa Island, Devenish Island, and Inish Corkish. Savour a taste of the finest stargazing at the gorgeous bubble forest domes at Finn Lough or enjoy a day of relaxed fishing at Lough Erne.