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Blake's of the Hollow

Fodor's Review:

Among the several relaxed and welcoming old pubs in Enniskillen's town center, the one with the most appeal is Blake's of the Hollow on the main street, a place hardly altered since it opened in 1887. Its name derives from the fact that the heart of the town lies in a slight hollow and the pub's landlord is named William Blake. (Don't ask: he's not related to the English poet, painter, and engraver.)

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