At Clabby Church Hall · Clabby, Co. Fermanagh
Clabby Church Hall hosts a coffee morning on Saturday, 12 September 2026, from 10:00am to 12:30pm, to mark Olivia Erskine’s first birthday and raise money for Children’s Heartbeat Trust and the neonatal intensive care unit at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast. It is a family-led fundraiser rather than a parish-run event, one of the small, personal coffee mornings that make up a lot of the charity calendar in rural Fermanagh, tied to a specific family’s own experience of the two charities’ work.
The format is the standard coffee morning one: tea, coffee and home baking served in the church hall over two and a half hours, with a donation or small charge covering the cost of the food and the rest going to the two named charities. Children’s Heartbeat Trust supports children with heart conditions and their families across Northern Ireland, while the Royal Victoria Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit in Belfast is a regional specialist unit for the most unwell newborn babies. Coffee mornings tied to a specific family milestone like a first birthday are a familiar way of channelling that kind of direct, personal gratitude into fundraising for the services that supported them.
Clabby is a small settlement in south Fermanagh, close to the Tyrone border between Fivemiletown and Tempo, and about 20 minutes from Enniskillen by car. The church hall is in the village itself, with parking available on site.
Clabby sits in a quiet stretch of countryside on the Fermanagh side of the Tyrone border, within reach of Fivemiletown and Tempo for anyone making a day of it. It falls within the civil parish of Enniskillen despite being some distance from the town itself, one of the older parish boundary quirks found across the county. There is more to see across Co. Fermanagh.
Heading to Clabby Church Hall in Enniskillen? Fermanagh has plenty more to see. Read the Enniskillen area guide, find what else is on, and explore the towns and villages nearby.