enniskillen town hall

The architectual style of the building is renaissance, freely interpreted. The general facade and most of the tower are faced with finely punched Carrickareagh dark limestone, forming a pleasing contrast with the rich cream Dungannon sandstone of the columns, cornices, and the statues which ornament the building.
Before entering, the visitor should also take time to view the imposing oak doors, their elaborate decoration hand-carved by a local craftsman. William Scott, whose illustrated biography is on display just inside.
On then into the cool and spacious Lobby where a detailed mosaic depicting Enniskillen's earlier coat of arms is set into the floor. Created by specially commissioned Italian artists, this is the only part of the floor which is original - the rest, damaged by a terrrorist bomb in 1972, having been carefully reconstructed to harmonise with the mosaic.