Young farmers from around the world sample life in Fermanagh

Brian Donaldson • Published 19 Aug 2010 16:00 0 Comments

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Members of Fermanagh YFC hosted a group of young farmers from different parts of the world and took a trip to the Marble Arch Caves with their hosts. They are(back from left); Koinelia Sloiber, Austria; Anni Patari, Finland; Eveline Gifeller, Switzerland; Rebecca Brunt, host; Romy Materni, Switzerland. Front, William McConnon, Australia;Laura Mayers, host; Jayne Little, host and Johanna Kuehl, Germany.

Fermanagh young farmers have been hosting six exchange visitors from around the world recently.

They met for home hospitality as well as taking part in tourist visits to some of the county’s best amenities including the Marble Arch Caves and Belleek Pottery.

Hosted by Jayne Little, Victoria Walmsley, Gillian Henderson, Becky Brunt, Laura Mayer, Stephen Ferguson and Stephen Lucy, the visitors had a great time.

They were Eveline Gfeller, Johanna Kuehi, Kornelia Stoiber, Romina Materni and Anni Patari, representing European countries including Austria, Germany, Finland, Switzerland and also another exchange visitor from Australia, William McConnon.

Fermanagh County YFC Committee has thanked the host families for looking after the visitors during their week in the county.

This article appeared in Impartial Reporter 19 Aug 10

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