After the success of last year's celebrations, LELP are excited to partner with Project St Patrick again in 2024. With generous funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, LELP will be supplementing the delivery of water activities, axe throwing and archery in Enniskillen this St Patrick's Day.
Make your way over to Blue Green Yonder, Castle Island, Enniskillen, between 11am - 2pm on Sunday 17th March 2024, and have some fun on Lough Erne!
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