Maguiresbridge
Maguiresbridge, a village in County Fermanagh, takes its name from the Maguire clan, who once dominated the region. The "bridge" refers to its historic crossing over the River Colebrooke, which made the settlement an important local meeting and trading point.
Today, Maguiresbridge is a peaceful rural community with a mix of old and new, featuring traditional cottages, modern housing, and a strong agricultural base. The village is known for its friendly atmosphere, with local shops, schools, and pubs forming the core of village life.
Its location makes it a convenient base for exploring both Fermanagh and nearby counties, with the surrounding countryside offering walking, cycling, and fishing opportunities. The area’s history is also visible in the ruins of old churches and monuments connected to the Maguire dynasty.
For those seeking a quiet and authentic Northern Irish village experience, Maguiresbridge offers a welcoming stop filled with history, charm, and community spirit.