The Lady of the Lake Festival is an annual Summer Festival which takes place every July in Irvinestown, providing 11 days of fun for all.
Folklore has it that the legendary Lady of the Lake walked amongst the mists & islands of Lough Erne bringing a sign of good times ahead!
The 2024 festival will run from 11th to 21st July!
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