Loyal Orders in Fermanagh paid tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II by laying flowers and wreaths at Enniskillen Castle.
Officers with Co.Fermanagh Grand Orandge Lodge, who layed a wreath in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, are from left, Bro. Alan Elliott, County Grand Secretary; Norman Donaldson, Deputy County Grand Master; Mrevyn Byers, County Grand Master and
Officers of County Fermanagh Grand Orange Lodge laid a wreath in memory of Her Majesty, while officers of the County Fermanagh Royal Black Institution paid tribute by laying flowers at the castle – the site designated for floral tributes by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Officers of Co.Fermanagh Royal Black Institution, who layed flowers in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at Enniskillen Castle are, front kneeling from left, Sir Knight, Tom Elliott, County Grand Master and Robert Dane. Back from left are Sir
Elsewhere, on Monday, September 12, Pettigo District LOL No 10 held an act of reflection and opened a Book of Condolences for Her Majesty in Kesh Orange Hall.
Pettigo District LOL No 10 held an act of reflection and opened a book of condolence for the late Queen Elizabeth II in Kesh Orange Hall on Monday, September 12. A memorial mural was also unveiled on the day (pictured).
All local lodges were represented, and a very moving and fitting tribute was paid which concluded in the unveiling of a memorial mural on the exterior of the hall and the laying of flowers.
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