Archaeology and monuments in County Fermanagh, A to Z

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Round cairn in Cloghtogle Round Cairn Explorer Tom Round Cairn in Cloghtogle has been sitting there since prehistoric times, probably planning its retirement by rolling…
Round cairn in Dreenan Round Cairn Explorer Tom Round cairn in Dreenan is stuck in a fairy dispute over parking rights that dates back centuries. The elves are…
Round cairn in Drumawillin Round Cairn Explorer Tom Round cairn in Drumawillin is basically a pile of rocks that gave up halfway through being impressive. The poet nearby…
Round cairn in Sheehinny Round Cairn Explorer Tom Round cairn in Sheehinny is basically a stone circle that refuses to let any bird land on it without paying rent. A…
Round cairn: black fort in Rossmore Round Cairn: Black Fort Explorer Tom Round Cairn: Black Fort in Rossmore is having a massive identity crisis because it's called a fort but looks like a…
Round cairn: carn in Belcoo East, Belcoo West Round Cairn: Carn Explorer Tom Round cairn: carn in Belcoo East, Belcoo West has an unlikely celebrity friend who is actually just a very confused…
Round cairn: laght A phelim in Killykeeghan Round Cairn: Laght A Phelim Explorer Tom Round cairn: laght A phelim in Killykeeghan is named after Phelem, who probably owed money to half the county and hid…
Saint Molaise's House Archaeological place Explorer Tom Saint Molaise's House on Devenish Island is where the seagulls hold their daily press conferences. They claim the ruins…
Standing stone in Clareview Standing Stone Explorer Tom A metre-high standing stone in Clareview is writing a dating profile where it claims to be 'emotionally unavailable and…
Standing stone in Coalhill Standing Stone Explorer Tom A standing stone in Coalhill is claiming to be older than the hills themselves, which is bollocks because the hills…
Standing stone in Derrygore Standing Stone Explorer Tom Derrygore has a standing stone that refuses to fall down because it’s terrified of looking bad in old photographs. It’s…
Standing stone in Dragh Standing stone (removed) Explorer Tom A removed standing stone in Dragh is basically a ghost that left the party early because the music was too loud and the…
Standing stone in Drumscollop Standing Stone Explorer Tom Standing stone in Drumscollop was definitely designed by a very angry mother-in-law who wanted something permanent.…
Standing stone in Killyclowny Standing stone (removed) Explorer Tom Standing stone in Killyclowny has been removed, which means it’s gone on holiday and not coming back. It’s prehistoric…
Standing stone in Ned Standing Stone Explorer Tom Standing stone in Ned is sick of everyone asking if it’s actually a person named Ned who fell down. It’s just a rock…
Standing stone: leagaun in Cloghagaddy Standing Stone: Leagaun Explorer Tom Leagaun in Cloghagaddy has strict visitor rules: no talking over it, no touching the moss, and absolutely no bad puns.…
Standing stone? in Brobrohan Standing Stone? Explorer Tom A 'standing stone?' in Brobrohan is giving me the willies because even the record isn't sure. The seagulls definitely…
Standing stone? in Longfield Standing Stone? Explorer Tom Standing stone? in Longfield is basically a rock pretending to be something ancient and important. The name sounds like…
Standing Stone?: the Gray Stone in Doon Standing Stone?: the Gray Stone Explorer Tom The Gray Stone in Doon has a question mark attached to its name, which means nobody can agree if it’s even real or just…
Stone circle & alignment in Mountdrum Stone Circle & Alignment Explorer Tom Stone circle & alignment in Mountdrum is aligned perfectly with nothing but your own confusion. Some local swears he…
Stone circle & two alignments in Mountdrum Stone Circle & Two Alignments Explorer Tom Stone circle & two alignments in Mountdrum would order extra gravy on its chips if it had hands to hold a tray. It’s…
Stone Enclosure Stone enclosure — cashel? or sheepfold? Explorer Tom Stone Enclosure in Kilrooskagh is being guarded by one very stubborn bird who refuses to leave the roof. Is it a cashel…
Two Standing Stones: Fionn Maccool's Finger-stone in Killy Beg Two Standing Stones: Fionn Maccool's Finger-stone Explorer Tom Fionn MacCool's Finger-stone in Killy Beg is named after a giant who apparently had one very important finger. It’s…
Wedge tomb in Mountdrum Wedge Tomb Explorer Tom Wedge tomb in Mountdrum claims a giant once tried to nap here but got the snoring wrong and woke everyone up. He was so…
Wedge tomb: giant's grave in Mountdrum Wedge Tomb: Giant's Grave Explorer Tom Wedge tomb: giant's grave in Mountdrum would tell you it’s just a very large rock that got stuck and decided to stay.…
Wedge tomb?: giant's grave in Meenagleragh Wedge Tomb?: Giant's Grave Explorer Tom Wedge tomb?: giant's grave in Meenagleragh nearly got famous when a tourist dropped his phone on it. He screamed so…
White Island Carved Figures Ruins Explorer Tom The White Island Carved Figures are having a quiet rivalry with a more famous site across the water over who has the…
Workhouse in Castle Balfour Demesne Workhouse Explorer Tom Workhouse in Castle Balfour Demesne is where they sent people who needed a break from being poor. Its imaginary twin…

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