Heritage Centres / Historic Places

This was Norman Castle that was built in the 13th Century. There are four round towers at each corner of the castle and there are tours available to the public. There are three floors inside...

Watch as these mouth-blown hand-cut crystal is created. Admission is free.

This soutterain has three passageways that run 120 meters across a field and were used as a refuge during times of trouble. The souterrain dates back to the 9th century. The souterrain is open...

Florence Court offers some scenic walks and lovely gardens as well as a picnic area. There is an 18th century house that was once owned by the Earls of Enniskillen. There is picturesque...

In these passage graves fragments of human remains were found from bodies of all ages. With them there were grave offerings such as bone pins, miniature hammers and stone beads. The earthen...

This visitor centre tells the story of Mother Agnes Morrogh-Bernard who founded Foxford Woollen Mills in 1892. There is a three-dimensional audio-visual presentation with animated life-size...

The Foynes Flying Boat Museum is dedicated to recalling that historic time from 1939 to 1945, when Foynes, Ireland, became the centre of the aviation world. On July 9th 1939, the luxury Pan Am...

This friary was founded in 1263 by Archbishop O’ Scannail. This friary played an important part in the religious life of Armagh. There are two empty graves and two tomb recesses on site as...

This castle dates back to the 15th century and was built by the Fitzgerald family. This is a four storey tower with a vaulted ceiling on the top floor. The interior is now fully accessible...

This castle was built in Scottish baronial style and is currently owned by Mrs Christine Wright who is a well known local artist. The castle is used for art exhibitions and other events and is...