This trail links the modern village of Derrylin — Doire Loinn, the oak grove — on Upper Lough Erne's shore to its deeper past: the ruined medieval church at Aghalurcher where a Maguire chief is said to have died at the altar in 1484, the saint-legends and Plantation ruins of Knockninny hill above the lough, and the parish's two 19th-century churches and 17th-century graveyard at Callowhill. The core loop stays within the village; Aghalurcher and Knockninny are worthwhile detours reached by road. Looking for things to do in Derrylin? Start here — no car, no ticket, no booking.
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Stops on This Trail
Derrylin Village Core (Main Street)
St Ninnidh's RC Church
Kinawley Parish Church (Church of Ireland)
Callowhill Church & Graveyard
Knockninny & the Upper Lough Erne Shore
Aghalurcher Old Church & Graveyard
St Ronan's Stone (Coffin Stone)
For Schools
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