Archaeology and monuments in County Fermanagh
The Discover Alone map has 2,381 archaeology and monuments in County Fermanagh, Ireland. Below are the 60 with the most written about them, pictures first. Every one has its own page with directions and places nearby.
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WEDGE TOMB: GIANT'S GRAVE in MountdrumWEDGE TOMB: GIANT'S GRAVEWedge Tomb: Giant's Grave in Mountdrum, County Fermanagh, is a prehistoric chamber tomb where human bones and memory…
Stone CircleArchaeological placeIn the townland of Drumskinny, County Fermanagh, a circle of thirty-nine stones and a small cairn has marked the land…
STONE CIRCLE, CAIRN & ALIGNMENT in DrumskinnySTONE CIRCLE, CAIRN & ALIGNMENTDrumskinny holds a Neolithic stone circle, cairn and alignment where ancient people measured time, tide or fate before…
STANDING STONE in ClareviewSTANDING STONEStand before the stone in Clareview, County Fermanagh, where its prehistoric shadow stretches across the field. Its age…
Standing StoneArchaeological placeStanding Stone rises in County Fermanagh, a bare stone marker preserved from an older world when people measured life…
Standing StoneArchaeological placeCavancarragh holds standing stone alignments and a possible megalithic tomb, while Cloghagaddy preserves Leagaun and…
Standing StoneArchaeological placeStanding Stone marks a pre-historic enclosure in Aghatirourke, County Fermanagh, where human hands shaped the earth…
Standing StoneArchaeological placeCavancarragh holds standing stone alignments and a possible megalithic tomb, yet no human date, purpose or owner is…
Saint Molaise's HouseArchaeological placeSaint Molaise's House marks a lost chamber in County Fermanagh, preserving the name of a man whose life has faded from…
RATH in MonavreeceRATHMonavreece still holds the broken ring of RATH, a hollow in County Fermanagh where human hands shaped earth before…
RathArchaeological placeRath in County Fermanagh is an archaeological place, but the provided facts list many different Rath sites across the…
RathArchaeological placeRath in Ballygonnell and Rabron marks one of many ancient earthworks scattered across County Fermanagh. Its boundary…
RathArchaeological placeNo unique facts supplied for Rath. The completed Fermanagh list repeats ordinary townland names but never records the…
RathArchaeological placeMnemo is a small village on the west coast of Ireland. The name comes from the Celtic word for memory, and the village…
RathArchaeological placeRath appears repeatedly across County Fermanagh, from Ballygonnell to Cavantillycormick, marking a landscape where…
RathArchaeological placeBallygonnell and Rabron hold a rath at grid reference H1850 4804, joining a long list of Fermanagh earthworks that…
RathArchaeological placeRath is a name repeated across Fermanagh, marking hidden forts, buried churches and ancient graves scattered through…
RathArchaeological placeRath appears across County Fermanagh as a recurring name for ancient earthworks, burial places and sacred stones. It is…
PROMONTORY FORT in Doagh GlebePROMONTORY FORTDoagh Glebe holds a promontory fort from the Iron Age, when people understood that height and edge could replace a…
possible CHURCH SITE: KILL PARK in Ardshankillpossible CHURCH SITE: KILL PARKKill Park in Ardshankill, County Fermanagh, may have marked a lost church, though no date or surviving structure…
PLATFORM RATH in KnockroePLATFORM RATHKnockroe holds a platform rath, an elevated earthwork built by human hands long before modern borders drew their lines.…
MULTIPERIOD CHURCH SITEMULTIPERIOD CHURCH SITE — Pre-Norman-ModernIn County Fermanagh, a church site has accumulated layers from the early Christian period through the medieval era into…
MULTIPERIOD CHURCH, GRAVEYARD & ENCLOSURE (E.Christian-Medieval) in AghaveaMULTIPERIOD CHURCH, GRAVEYARD & ENCLOSURE (E.Christian-Medieval)Aghavea, County Fermanagh, held a church, graveyard and enclosure from the Early Christian through Medieval periods.…
MULTIPERIOD CHURCH; GRAVEYARD; ENCLOSURE; CARVED FIGURES: WHITE ISLAND in White IslandMULTIPERIOD CHURCH; GRAVEYARD; ENCLOSURE; CARVED FIGURES: WHITE ISLANDWhite Island in County Fermanagh holds a multiperiod church, graveyard, enclosure and carved figures dating from the…_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2434153.jpg?width=1280)
MEGALITHIC TOMB in MountdrumMEGALITHIC TOMBMountdrum holds a prehistoric megolithic tomb where ancient hands aligned stone before written history existed. The…
HOLY WELL, WELL & CROSS-CARVED STONE: ST RONAN'S & TOBERSHAW in FarranascullogeHOLY WELL, WELL & CROSS-CARVED STONE: ST RONAN'S & TOBERSHAWFarranasculloge still holds St Ronan’s well and a cross-carved stone, though no human hand has marked the exact date…
HOLY WELL: TUBBERFARIS or FERGUS' WELL in CarrowmacmeaHOLY WELL: TUBBERFARIS or FERGUS' WELLTubberfaris, also called Fergus' Well, marks a holy water place in Carrowmacmea, County Fermanagh. Its age and exact…
HOLY WELL: TOBERSHANNY in CloonacarnHOLY WELL: TOBERSHANNYHoly well in Cloonacarn, County Fermanagh, where water rose through earth long before anyone marked the spot. People…
HOLY WELL: TOBERPATRICK in Glen WestHOLY WELL: TOBERPATRICKToberpatrice stands in County Fermanagh, named for a saint whose name has slipped from memory but whose water remains…
HOLY WELL: TOBERPATRICK in FrevaghHOLY WELL: TOBERPATRICKToberpatrick is a holy well hidden in Frevagh, County Fermanagh. Its age remains uncertain, but the name suggests…
HOLY WELL: TOBERPATRICK in CarrowmacmeaHOLY WELL: TOBERPATRICKToberpatrick is a holy well hidden in Carrowmacmea, County Fermanagh, preserving water that may have sustained local…
HOLY WELL: TOBERNEEN in KillyhommonHOLY WELL: TOBERNEENToberneen stands in Killyhommon, County Fermanagh, a holy well hidden beneath ordinary ground. People may have drunk…
HOLY WELL: TOBERNASUIL in AghamoreHOLY WELL: TOBERNASUILTobernasuil stands in Aghamore, County Fermanagh, a holy well hidden beneath ordinary grass and memory. People may have…
HOLY WELL: TOBERNASOOL in KiltierneyHOLY WELL: TOBERNASOOLTobernasool stands as a scheduled holy well in Kiltierney, though no exact date or owner is recorded. Its protection…
HOLY WELL: TOBERNASOOL in KilleeHOLY WELL: TOBERNASOOLTobernasool stands in Killee, County Fermanagh, a water source sacred enough to leave its own name behind while the…
HOLY WELL: TOBERNASOOL in CarrowmacmeaHOLY WELL: TOBERNASOOLTobernasool hides in Carrowmacmea, County Fermanagh, a small water hole remembered as holy though no human name or date…
HOLY WELL: TOBERNAFIAN in StramattHOLY WELL: TOBERNAFIANTobernafian is a holy well in Stramatt, County Fermanagh, where clean water has likely drunk generations before they…
HOLY WELL: TOBERAKILL in KiltoberHOLY WELL: TOBERAKILLToberakill in Kiltober, County Fermanagh, is a scheduled holy well whose recorded period remains uncertain. The name…
HOLY WELL: TOBER NINNY in CallagheenHOLY WELL: TOBER NINNYTober Ninny stands in Callagheen, County Fermanagh, a hollowed stone basin where clean water still rises after rain.…
HOLY WELL: ST PATRICK'S WELL in DerryvullanHOLY WELL: ST PATRICK'S WELLMarianne and I walked into Derryvullan at dusk, her red coat a small flame against the grey field. She touched the well…
HOLY WELL: ST NINIAN'S WELL in KnockninnyHOLY WELL: ST NINIAN'S WELLSt Ninian's Well in Knockninny, County Fermanagh, remains an uncertain but named holy water place. The official record…
HOLY WELL: ST LASSER'S WELL in KillesherHOLY WELL: ST LASSER'S WELLIn Killesher, County Fermanagh, a holy well bears the name of St Lasser, though no human hand ever marked its edge or…
HOLY WELL: SCURVY WELL in CarrickabweehanHOLY WELL: SCURVY WELLScurvy Well in Carrickabweehan, County Fermanagh, is a holy water place where people believed the flow could cut fevers…
HOLY WELL & possibly CHURCH SITE: ST. MOLAISES' WELL, BAILE UI CHAISIDE in BallycassidyHOLY WELL & possibly CHURCH SITE: ST. MOLAISES' WELL, BAILE UI CHAISIDESt. Molaises' Well in Ballycassidy marks a medieval holy site where water likely sustained life and devotion before any…
HOLY WELL: JAUNDICE WELL in ClontivrinHOLY WELL: JAUNDICE WELLJaundice Well stands in Clontivrin, County Fermanagh, named for the yellow sickness it likely treated. Whether people…
HOLY WELL: JAUNDICE WELL in CarrickabweehanHOLY WELL: JAUNDICE WELLJaundice Well stands in Carrickabweehan, County Fermanagh, named for the yellow sickness it supposedly cured or caused.…
HOLY WELL in Drumcrow EastHOLY WELLDrumcrow East holds a holy well whose age and exact purpose remain uncertain. The official record points to a small…
HOLY WELL: EYE WELL in StranafeleyHOLY WELL: EYE WELLIn Stranafeley, County Fermanagh, the eye well still gives clean water. People may have drank from it, washed eyes in…
HOLY WELL: AGUE WELL in CarrickabweehanHOLY WELL: AGUE WELLCarrickabweehan in County Fermanagh, Ireland, held an ague well where feverish people drank or washed before doctors…
Hill FortArchaeological placeHill Fort rises in County Fermanagh, a shaped mound where human hands met ancient stone. Its exact builders and purpose…
GRAVEYARD & ENCLOSURE in SlawinGRAVEYARD & ENCLOSUREGrass and gravel still mark the burial edge in Slawin, County Fermanagh. The official name is GRAVEYARD & ENCLOSURE…
FORTIFICATIONS in EnniskillenFORTIFICATIONSEnniskillen’s fortifications belong to the post-medieval and sixteenth-century periods, marking a time when boundaries…
FORTIFICATION?: STRONGBOW'S ISLAND in Strongbow IslandFORTIFICATION?: STRONGBOW'S ISLANDStrongbow's Island in County Fermanagh still carries a question mark in its own name, as if the land itself hesitates…
FORTIFICATION(site of) & 18th century formal garden in Castle CooleFORTIFICATION(site of) & 18th century formal gardenCastle Coole in County Fermanagh carries a buried fortification beneath an 18th century formal garden. The…
FORTIFICATION? in Rosspoint OR Cosbystown EastFORTIFICATION?Fortification? in Rosspoint or Cosbystown East still carries a question mark in the official record, a small admission…
FORTIFICATION in Belcoo WestFORTIFICATIONBelcoo West holds a post-medieval fortification dated to the seventeenth century, when armed conflict turned ordinary…
FORTIFICATION in AgharainyFORTIFICATIONFortification in Agharainy, County Fermanagh, dates to the post-medieval or seventeenth century, when borderland…
ENCLOSUREENCLOSURE — Tree Ring? or Platform Rath?ENCLOSURE in County Fermanagh remains a placeholder rather than a named place, caught between a tree ring and a…
ENCLOSUREENCLOSURE — RATH?ENCLOSURE is a rath in County Fermanagh, Ireland, where a boundary may have drawn people into a small world of their…
ENCLOSURE , possibly Rath, ABBEY (site of) & LIME KILN: ABBEY LODGE, LISDRUM in LisdrumENCLOSURE , possibly Rath, ABBEY (site of) & LIME KILN: ABBEY LODGE, LISDRUMAbbey Lodge, Lisdrum preserves a lost abbey, a lime kiln and a possible rath, although no exact date remains attached…