There has always been much speculation as to how Necarne got its name. Legend has it that Hugh Roe O'Donnell, an Irish chieftain, was on one of his marches to discipline the O'Briens who were collaborating with the English. He noticed an army fortification on his left flank and ordered his men to investigate it. They returned to say "Ni carn e" or there is no building there. Hence, the name Necarne.
Today, Necarne Estate, run by Fermanagh District Council, is home to an international Equestrian Centre and is surrounded by Necarne Forest (FSNI). There are walks through both the forest and the estate, and by following the paths around the estate you can get up close to the currently derelict Necarne Castle.
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