Aghalurcher church St ronan is said to have founded a church in the 7th century at this spot a mile and a half south of Lisnaskea, where many Maguire Chieftains were buried.Of greater interest than the ruined church with battered walls are the the 18th century grave-stones,some kept locked in a stone vault. Headstones like these can be found around Fermanagh and in parts of Monaghan. MORTAILTY SYMBOLS The skull and cross bones is a well known...

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