Tully Castle
A plantation castle ruin on the south shore of Lower Lough Erne, with a walled garden restored in 17th-century style and wide lake views.
Tully Castle was built in the 1610s, was destroyed in the 1641 rebellion, and has been in ruins ever since. What remains today is the tower's outer walls and a walled courtyard, where a flower garden has been restored in 17th-century style. The castle sits on a hillside above the lake, with views over Lower Lough Erne and its islands. It is often visited together with the Cliffs of Magho and Lough Navar Forest. Admission is free, and the drive takes about 20 minutes.
Opening hours
All day (visitor facilities seasonal)
Nearby sights
- Lough Erne
- White Island
- Castle Archdale Country Park
- Boa Island Janus Figure (Caldragh Cemetery)
- Monea Castle
- Cliffs of Magho Viewpoint
- Devenish Island
- Enniskillen Castle