Despite the showers early in the day there was a great sense of optimism in Enniskillen today as the community gathered to mark St. Patrick’s Day.
Sadly, the popular parade was again cancelled this year; however, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council had a range of other activities in place.
The Diamond played host to an official launch from the Council's Vice-Chair, Councillor Chris McCaffrey, who welcomed those gathered in the town centre.
A whole host of musical acts entertained those present at The Diamond.
Meanwhile, the Big Top tent at Enniskillen Castle was buzzing as young and old explored the variety of market stalls and paused to enjoy some of the music and entertainment offerings.
Stalls including local businesses were selling crafts as well as some confectionary and food to keep hunger at bay.
The brighter skies in the afternoon certainly lifted the atmosphere as a large crowd gathered at The Diamond to enjoy the final hours of the daytime musical entertainment.
Finally, tonight will see entertainment continue with Live at the Castle, as a range of bands are set to perform under the Big Top including The Logues, The Porter Bellys, The Tumbling Paddies, The Hand Me Downs and The Blarneys.
For more pictures, see next week's Impartial Reporter.
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