Summer fun in Fermanagh

What will you do when you spend time at Rossclare Lodge in 2024?

Twilight tours with a difference at Castle Coole

Get ready for a magical journey through one of Ireland’s most stunning Neo-classical houses, Castle Coole. Built in the late 18th century, this grand estate has been home to the Earls of Belmore for generations. You’ll be walking in the shoes of the 4th Earl and his crew, exploring both the fancy rooms upstairs and the bustling life downstairs.

Your adventure kicks off in the Grand Hall, where the Butler greets you with a glass of Prosecco. From there, you’ll be guided through the elegant entertaining rooms, meeting members of the Earl’s family and his servants. You’ll hear all sorts of fascinating stories about their daily lives at Castle Coole and their adventures abroad.

Castle Coole is a masterpiece of Neo-classical architecture, designed by James Wyatt. It showcases lavish interiors and exquisite craftsmanship, making it one of Ireland’s architectural treasures.

The tour wraps up in the kitchen with cheese and wine. It’s a perfect mix of historical tidbits, engaging stories, and a taste of aristocratic life. All of this is just £27.50.

Whether you’re a local or a tourist, this tour promises an unforgettable trip back in time.

Book your spot now and uncover the secrets and stories of Castle Coole!

Cole Monument Tour

Get ready for an awesome adventure as you climb the 108 steps to the top of Cole’s Monument, where you’ll get stunning panoramic views of Forthill Pleasure Park and the charming island town of Enniskillen. From the top, you can see the beautiful Lough Erne, historic Enniskillen Castle, and the bustling town centre, packed with shops, cafes, and picturesque streets with its fabulous street art.

Ever wondered who Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole was? You’ll learn all about him, plus the quirky tale of Camomile Hill and Mr. Stanley Spenser’s incredible balloon flight. The tour dives into the rich history of Enniskillen, bringing the park’s stories to life.

Enniskillen, Ireland’s only island town is located between Upper and Lower Lough Erne, and is known for its vibrant culture, award winning hospitality, friendly locals, and rich history. From the monument, you can see key landmarks like St. Macartin’s Cathedral and Portora Royal School, which have played a significant role in the town’s history.

Remember, pre-booking is a must since each tour is limited to just 8 people and takes place every Saturday and Sunday from 2pm till 5pm. Only £3.50!

Heads up: Forthill Park is dog-friendly, but with those 108 spiral stairs to the top of Cole’s Monument, it’s not fair to bring your furry friend along for the climb. At Rossclare Lodge we are happy to mind your four-legged friend for a few hours for a small fee.

Erne Tours cruise and dinner

Here’s a brand new Island Town Dinner & Cruise Experience. Erne Tours have teamed up with some of Enniskillen’s top spots: The Westville Hotel, The Firehouse, The Crowes Nest, and Carrybridge to bring you this new afternoon and evening event.

Kick back and relax on a 2-hour cruise around Ireland’s only island town aboard the MV Kestrel. This charming boat is perfect for taking in the stunning sights of Lough Erne, with its beautiful islands, historic landmarks, and serene waters. Lough Erne is an absolute gem in County Fermanagh, known for its picturesque scenery and rich history.

After the cruise, enjoy a main course dinner at one of the local restaurants. You get to choose from four of Enniskillen’s favorites, and there’s even a £15 voucher for you to spend at your chosen spot.

Your cruise sets sail at 4 PM from the Round ‘O’ Jetty and gets back at 6 PM. After that, you can pick the perfect time for your dinner. This is a fabulous opportunity to view the Lough from the water and sample some of Enniskillen’s culinary delights.

Lady of the Lake Festival

The Lady of the Lake Festival is Irvinestown’s epic summer bash, happening every July and bringing 11 days of nonstop fun for everyone.

Legend has it that the Lady of the Lake used to wander through the mists and islands of Lough Erne, signaling good times ahead. And that’s exactly what this festival is all about—good vibes and great memories!

Mark your calendars for the 2024 festival, running from July 11th to 21st. Expect everything from live music and parades to family-friendly activities and local food stalls. It’s the perfect way to soak up the summer with friends and family and is just a few minutes from Rossclare Lodge, so you’ll be in the perfect spot to enjoy it.

Don’t miss out— you can also follow The Lady of the Lake on Facebook to get the full festival program and stay updated on all the events!