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DIRECTIONS TO ST MARY’S CHURCH, LISBELLAW FROM BELFAST Take the M1 from Belfast to the Ballygawley Roundabout and follow signs there for Enniskillen. You will pass through Fivemiletown. You will by-pass Brookeborough You will by-pass Maguiresbridge (where a bridge goes over the road) A few miles after Maguiresbridge, you will come to a straight stretch in the road. At the end of this straight stretch, you will find the turn off for Lisbellaw. Drive up the Main Street. Take the second road to the right. St Mary’s Church is about 100 yards further on the left hand side, down off the road. FROM DUBLIN Take the M3/N3 to Cavan. From Cavan, go to Lisnaskea. There are several ways of doing this. The easiest drive is to continue north to Derrylin. Just at the outskirts of Derrylin, at the mini-roundabout, turn right for Lisnaskea. In Lisnaskea, when you get to the main street, turn left. Follow signs for Maguiresbridge. At Maguiresbridge, follow the main road to the junction with the A4 (Belfast Road). Turn left for Lisbellaw. A few miles after Maguiresbridge, you will come to a straight stretch in the road. At the end of this straight stretch, you will find the turn off for Lisbellaw. Drive up the Main Street. Take the second road to the right. St Mary’s Church is about 100 yards further on the left hand side, down off the road. (Note: After Cavan town, you can also turn off at Butler’s Bridge and head for Lisnaskea via Newtownbutler) FROM BALLYSHANNON/DONEGAL: Take the road through Belleek and drive directly to Enniskillen. You will pass Portora Royal College on the way into Enniskillen. You will also see the River Erne on your left with Willoughby Terrace on your right. You will come to a junction at a bridge, where you must give way. Go straight ahead. At the traffic lights, turn left (which takes you past the Police Station). At the next roundabout, go straight ahead and follow the road in the direction of Belfast. Three miles outside of Enniskillen, you will go through Tamlaght village. Two miles further along the Belfast Road, take the turn to the right for Lisbellaw. As you go downhill into the village, take the first road to the right (Cloghcor Road) St Mary’s Church is about 100 yards further on the left hand side, down off the road. .

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