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School Partnership 4 - 009 © Fermanagh & Cavan County Museums
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School Partnership 4 - 009 |
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Connecting Peoples, Places & Heritage |
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25 October 2007 |
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Enniskillen Castle, Monea Castle & Tully Castle |
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| Description |
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Activity Day 2 - Gaelic & Plantation Trail.
Letter written by one of school children from Enniskillen Integrated Primary School. The letter reads - 'Today we met to go around the gaelic and plantation castles around Fermanagh. First we went to Enniskillen Castle. It had, for defences, a moat and thick walls. Then we went to Monea, the best defended castle. The Hamiltons lived there and the defences were murder holes, a steep bank and a sideways door. Last (but not least!) we went to Tully Castle. We first had our lunch and then went into the castle. This was a seventeenth century castle that Rory Maguire burnt down. This castle had no good defences.' |
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