RiverFest returns to Belturbet on 19 September with a walk, wellness sessions, Duck Race, free family activities and evening entertainment.
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RiverFest returns to Belturbet on 19 September with a walk, wellness sessions, Duck Race, free family activities and evening entertainment.

Ballyconnell golfer Leona Maguire will represent Europe for a fourth consecutive time at the 2026 Solheim Cup in the Netherlands.

Ballyconnell Community Playground is closed while a €100,000 refurbishment is carried out, with work expected to take up to four...

Ballyconnell Festival 2026 brought residents, families and visitors together for Fair Day, Family Fun Day and five days of shared...
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Originally known as the Ballinamore/Ballyconnell Canal, the recently reconstructed canal is now known as the Shannon/Erne Waterway. Both large rivers

Ballyconnell was one of the first small towns in Ireland to be granted a Patent to hold fairs. King James

Beauty salons, Nail artist, Hairdressers, phisiotyerapits, and Dental clinics.


Queuing in the rain. As final closure date of Ulster Bank in Ireland is closer, we can see misrable scenes

The Local Green Box Cavan is a locally produced, weekly food box that supports small artisan food producers and growers


Ballyconnell History Ballyconnell (Irish: Béal Átha Conaill, meaning “Entrance to the Ford of Conall”)

