Glenmore

Glenmore is a geographical area and former civil parish located in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. Situated to the east of Enniskillen, it is a rural region characterized by its rolling hills and agricultural landscape. Historically, Glenmore was an ecclesiastical parish within the Church of Ireland.

The area has a documented history dating back centuries, with evidence of early settlements and monastic activity. Archaeological findings in and around Glenmore suggest a long period of human habitation. The parish church, though no longer a functioning ecclesiastical entity in its original form, holds historical significance.

In terms of administration, Glenmore was a civil parish until its amalgamation into other local government areas. Today, it is part of the wider Fermanagh and Omagh District Council area. The local economy is predominantly agricultural, with farming being a primary occupation for residents. The natural environment of Glenmore offers opportunities for outdoor pursuits, contributing to the local character of the region. The name Glenmore itself is derived from Gaelic, likely meaning "great glen" or "large valley," reflecting its geographical features.