TWO C17TH HOUSES within BAWN in Derrygonnelly

Two seventeenth-century houses stand within the bawn at Derrygonnelly, preserving a post-medieval domestic arrangement now scheduled for protection. The compact courtyard suggests residents valued privacy and defensible space during a turbulent era. Their survival transforms a ordinary farmstead into a rare witness of Fermanagh life, inviting imagination about the families who cooked, argued and loved behind walls that time has forgotten but law has remembered.