Contents

• Prehistoric Fermanagh – Colm Donnelly & Eileen Murphy
• Early stone figures in Fermanagh – Helen Lanigan Wood
• Early secular settlement in County Fermanagh – Thom R. Kerr & Finbar McCormick
• Medieval Fermanagh – Katharine Simms
• Sir William Cole, The town of Enniskillen and plantation County Fermanagh – R.J. Hunter
• The Maguires of Tempo: Vicissitudes of a County Fermanagh family – W.A. Maguire
• Castles, Churches and country houses: The lost architecture of County Fermanagh in an age of improvement c.1700-c.1750 – William Roulston
• The Erne Family, estate and archive c.1610-c.1950 – Anthony Malcomson
• From Castle Coole to Sydney Cove: The Colonial worlds of Somerset Richard Lowry Corry, 4th Earl of Belmore – Lindsay Proudfoot & Dianne Hall
• Fermanagh: Food, famine and fever – E. Margaret Crawford
• The land war in Fermanagh – Frank Thompson
• The origins and development of Unionism in Fermanagh, 1885-1914 – Brian E. Barton
• Fermanagh from the air – Noel C. Mitchel
• Cahir Healy and Nationalist politics in Co. Fermanagh 1885-1970- Eamon Phoenix
• Protestantism in Co. Fermanagh c.1750-1912 – Myrtle Hill
• Catholicism in Co.Fermanagh, 1795-1850 – Oliver Rafferty
• The antiquarian in nineteenth century County Fermanagh – Elizabeth Crooke
• Death customs and beliefs of County Fermanagh – Patricia Lysaght
• Shan Bullock’s perspectives on nineteenth century Fermanagh – Patrick Maume
• ‘Farewell to Fermanagh’ Aspects of emigration from Co. Fermanagh – Patrick Fitzgerald
• Changing farming methods in County Fermanagh – Jonathan Bell
• The rise and fall of an indigenous industry: Milk processing in County Fermanagh from the seventeenth century until the present day – George Chambers
• The towns of Magherastephana barony, Co. Fermanagh – Jack Johnston
• The place-names of County Fermanagh – Kay Muhr
• A short history of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers – William K. Parke
• County Fermanagh: A select bibliography – Margaret Kane and Marianna Maguire