Lisbellaw YFC continues to grow down in Co Fermanagh

Lisbellaw Young Farmers’ Club is made up of over 70 members.

The club doubled in size after its return from Covid with new members attending from all walks of life.

The club prides itself on encouraging members to support and thrive in their local community with members attending local events and supporting local charities.

In October 2025 Lisbellaw YFC held its first tractor run which was a great success and it is hoped to be turned into an annual event, the large numbers of both spectators and participants shows how the local community hold Lisbellaw YFC in high esteem.

Lisbellaw YFC committee at the launch of the club's spring draw. Picture: Lisbellaw YFCplaceholder image
Lisbellaw YFC committee at the launch of the club's spring draw. Picture: Lisbellaw YFC

Lisbellaw YFCalso held their first ever spring draw this year supporting their local RNLI branch. With Co Fermanagh being surrounded by the beautiful Lough Erne this was a charity that is very close to the members hearts.

Lisbellaw YFC are known for their new ideas. They are the only club within Northern Ireland which hold their very own breeding heifer derby as well as their own in house silage analysis competition.

These competitions allow members the chance to show off their own livestock and farming abilities and create great competition within the club.

This year the club has celebrated great success at a wide range of competitions, with the most recent being the stock judging and floral art finals as well as the tag rugby competition.

Lisbellaw YFC members competing at the football heats. Picture: Lisbellaw YFCplaceholder image
Lisbellaw YFC members competing at the football heats. Picture: Lisbellaw YFC

The club encourages members to fully embrace the YFCU lifestyle and allow themselves to meet new people and create connections and friendships for life.

Lisbellaw YFC are a club that continues to grow from strength to strength and is always looking for new members and ideas on how they can make their club a better space for young people to become better farmers, better countrymen and better citizens.

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