Sullumore

Sullumore is a townland in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. It is situated within the civil parish of Magheraculmoney and the historic barony of Glenawley. The name "Sullumore" is believed to derive from the Irish words "suile mór," meaning "great eyes," or potentially "suil an mór," meaning "eye of the great one." Its precise etymological origin is subject to scholarly interpretation.

Historically, Sullumore has been a rural area characterized by agricultural land and scattered settlements. Like much of County Fermanagh, its landscape is marked by rolling hills, small lakes, and a generally peaceful environment. There is no significant industrial activity associated with Sullumore, and its economy has traditionally been centered on farming.

The population of Sullumore is relatively small, reflecting its nature as a rural townland. Information regarding specific historical events or significant landmarks within Sullumore itself is limited, as it is a minor geographical division. Its significance is primarily as a location within the broader administrative and historical context of County Fermanagh. Like other townlands, it serves as a local identifier for residents and for geographical reference.