Fermanagh Genealogy Centre is an independent registered charity (NIC100414) run entirely by volunteers with extensive local and genealogical knowledge.
We are the delivery partner for genealogical services at Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, based at Fermanagh Visitor Information Centre in Enniskillen Castle.

During the unforeseen curtailment of our events and activities, we have been searching the internet and it’s amazing what you can find. See our new Video Links page.

Fermanagh Roots Journal issue 3

This impressive volume of 122 pages in colour, was launched at Fermanagh Genealogy’s January 2025 meeting.

The journal contains a range of articles to assist those beginning their family history journey and those more experienced in their research. The contributors are mainly members from FGC.

The article “Using DNA to assist with your family history research” is explored through the authors own  journey using this medium.

This journal is available at the monthly meetings or Click here to purchase your copy. 

‘Back Streets-Dardanelles project’

Fermanagh Genealogy Centre proudly present an online memory map of the Back Streets, the Dardanelles area of Enniskillen. This free, accessible online memory map contains: a history of the Back Streets; an account of 67 soldiers who perished during the First World War; accounts of the conditions the houses there and the memories on the lives of its people.

Please see the display bar at the top of this page to access the memory map or click here

Thank you to our funder, the Heritage Lottery Fund and its local provider Lough Erne Landscape Partnership. Thank you also to the Inniskillings Military Museum, its curator and trustees for access to their military records. Thank you also to Fermanagh County Museum for access to their photographs and maps and lastly to those who provided sources and oral accounts.

To view updates and presentations relating to assembling the Dardanelles- Backstreets project click here

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