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The Dreenan Figure and Lustymore Man: The enduring enigma of Boa Island’s stone figures

Are they pagan idols? One, in particular, is often claimed to represent Janus, a Roman god for whom January is named
The Dreenan Figure and Lustymore Man: The enduring enigma of Boa Island’s stone figures

The Dreenan Figure standing amongst the historic headstones of Caldragh Cemetery in Fermanagh. Pictures: Tuatha / Neil Jackman

There is a wealth of wonderful heritage to discover around Lough Erne in County Fermanagh.

Lough Erne has more than 100 islands. Many of them have extraordinary stories to tell, including Boa Island, in the northern part of Lower Lough Erne. This long, narrow island is now connected to the mainland by a road bridge.

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