Northern Ireland counties-Fermanagh and Omagh

Can you answer these questions about the Northern Irish county of Fermanagh and Omagh?

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Largest town; site of a terrorist bombing in 1998	Omagh
County town of Fermanagh	Enniskillen
Eighteenth century country house and estate, containing yew trees, a picturesque garden and a forest, owned by the National Trust	Florence Court
Series of limestone caves formed by three rivers, designated as a UNESCO Global Geopark	Marble Arch Caves
Former private school attended by such alumni as Oscar Wilde and Samuel Beckett	Portora Royal School
Dramatist, short story writer and theatre promoter best known for works like Philadelphia, Here I Come! and Faith Healer	Brian Friel
Industrialist and soap manufacturer who co-founded a major American consumer goods conglomerate	James Gamble
Open air museum documenting the history of emigration from Ireland to the United States	Ulster American Folk Park

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Scenic woodland valley located northeast of Tyrone's county town, in the foothills of the Sperrins	Gortin Glen
Border village famed for its pottery	Belleek
Remote Plantation village best known for the battle that occurred there during the Williamite Wars in 1689	Newtownbutler
From 1856 to 1957, a horse drawn tram connected this village to the wider railway network	Fintona
Island in Lower Lough Erne with a ruined Christian monastery raided by the Vikings	Devenish Island
Country mansion on the shore of Upper Lough Erne that is the seat of the Earls of Erne	Crom Castle
Wide, short waterfalls hidden deep in a forest near Kesh	Drummoney Falls