Scouting in Fermanagh
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Scouting in Fermanagh is a part of the Scout Association in the United Kingdom, covering the County of Fermanagh in Northern Ireland. The County has no Districts and has just 8 Scout Groups.
Scouting Ireland also operates in Fermanagh, with around 8 troops making up most of Erne Scout County. Its Northern Province Commissioner is John Miekleham.[1]
[edit] Organisation
- 1st Ballinmallard
- 1st Cladagh
- 1st Derrygonnelly
- 1st Enniskillen
- 1st Lisbellaw
- 1st Lisnaskea
- 1st Magheraculmoney
- 1st Rossorry
1st Tempo
[edit] References
- ^ Si Northern Province. SI troops in Northern Ireland. Scouting Ireland. Retrieved on 2006-07-19.
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