A Picturesque Leafy Village

Brookeborough is a picturesque, leafy village in the North East of the County. A small village with a population well below 1000, Brookeborough is immaculately presented. The former train station, pictured here, has been wonderfully restored by the local Community Association, which is now based there and is a focal point for the village.

The main street is wide and airy and, refreshingly, lined with trees. The main road to Belfast has bypassed the village, giving it a real air of tranquillity and a genuinely friendly atmosphere.

The village is set in a deeply rural environment and luxuriates in the surrounding hills, offering a quiet and rewarding stop-off for any visitor. The main street houses an interesting diversion with the Brookeborough Cycle Museum, housing over 60 bikes, including many rare and unique exhibits. An original Penny Farthing is featured. The museum opens from 11.00am-8.00pm every day except Sundays.

Brookeborough Development Association are a cross- community and cross-border development group involved in a number of community initiatives and based in the old station house in Brookeborough. www.bdcda.org

Pubs & Restaurants, Brookeborough
Buzzoka Bar – 33 Main Street, Brookeborough – 028 8953 1410
Castle Hill Bar – Main Street, Brookeborough – 028 8953 1424
The Forest Inn – 73 Main Street, Brookeborough – 028 8953 1814

Taxis, Brookeborough
Care Cabs – 44 Head Street, Enniskillen – 028 6634 2999
Flexi Cabs – 3 Castle St, Enniskillen – 028 6632 4848
Kozie Kabs – 2 Castle St, Enniskillen – 028 6632 6232
Speedy Cabs – 10 Ross Close, Enniskillen – 028 6632 7327
Star Taxis – 2 Castle Street, Enniskillen – 028 6632 3232