These images show life in the county over the past century

Fermanagh may be the least-populated county of Northern Ireland, but that doesn't make it any less interesting than its neighbours. Between its industries, landscape and position as a border county, Fermanagh has a rich history.

Its lesser population may very well be the result of its stunning landscape, as there's less land to live on. Nearly one third of the county is covered by bodies of water, while expansive mountainous regions also have a home within its borders.

The stunning Lough Erne also resides in Fermanagh. From the 6th Century monastic settlement on Devenish Island to the tourists who come to fish or partake in watersports, its shores have attracted plenty of settlers and visitors over time.

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A smaller population hasn't stopped Fermanagh from playing a significant role in Northern Ireland's economy through the years. Between farming, factories and tourism, the county remains home to a number of thriving industries.

We decided to take a look at Fermanagh photographed in days gone by. Be they of landscapes, streets, buildings or people, the bellow images capture life in the county over the past century.

What memories do you have of growing up in or visiting Fermanagh in the past? Let us know in the comments below.

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A worker painting ware by hand at Belleek Pottery, October 1980.

Views of Enniskillen on the shores of Lough Erne, circa 1900.

A worker sets nylon stockings to dry on heated formers at a factory in Enniskillen, December 1949.

The old bridge by Belleek Pottery, April 1941.

US Senator Hillary Clinton greets locals as she arrives at the Clinton Centre in Enniskillen, August 2004.

Residents watch as soldiers patrol a street in Enniskillen, 1951.

A woman painting vases with a brush at Belleek Pottery, circa 1992.

Scenes at East Bridge Street in Enniskillen, circa 1958.

The monastic ruins on Devenish Island, photographed circa 1900.

Soldiers of the Royal Irish Regiment on the main street after the Battle of Belleek, June 1922.

The main street of Belleek, pictured in July 2003.