Across the Memorial quilts which will be displayed at Mossley Mill, circa 600 innocents will be remembered, ordinary yet extraordinary men, women and children from across the community and who were murdered/killed in Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Great Britain and indeed mainland Europe.
The key messages of the memorial quilts are:
- · Violence was futile and totally unjustified
- · Those remembered are wholly innocent
- · The legacy of those represented will live on amongst those left behind.
The quilts were developed by a team of special volunteers within SEFF under the guidance of a project facilitator.
The quilts humanise those being remembered who may be said to be ordinary people, but who
were actually extraordinary to those who they were known to best"
We wish to see organisations and individuals from across the Borough visit the Exhibition, including
Schools.
📅Date: Tuesday 1 September - Monday 26 October 2026
⏰Time: 10:00 - 16:00 (Mon-Fri)
📍Venue: Old Museum at Mossley Mill
For further information please contact the SEFF Office on: 028 677 23884
(selecting option 1) or by contacting
Kenny Donaldson, SEFF's Director directly on: 0044 7900 882770.
Who are SEFF?
South East Fermanagh Foundation (SEFF) was initially founded on 15th August 1998 to provide practical
and emotional supports for a large number of individuals who had been through traumatic experiences
as a consequence of ‘The Troubles.’ However in June 2025 we went through a rebrand exercise and are
now referred to solely as, SEFF - Supporting, Empowering, Fair and Focused.