More than 400 trucks took part in a convoy through several Fermanagh towns on Sunday to bring the annual Lady of the Lake Festival to a close.

The vehicles departed from the Bawnacre Centre Car Park in Irvinestown and travelled through Lisnarick, Ederney, Kesh, Enniskillen and Ballinamallard before returning to Irvinestown.

The truck run marked the end of a 10-day festival that raises money for the charity Marie Curie. Last year's event collected £22,305 for the organisation.

Earlier in the weekend, a light show was held on Friday evening and registration for the convoy took place on Saturday. A Trucker's Dance at Mahon's Hotel featured entertainment from Jack Keogh, Paddy Treacy and Boxcar Brian.

Other festival events included a spinathon, yoga sessions, craft and trade stalls, clay pigeon shooting, historical talks and live music performances. A hole digging championship offered prizes of up to £100.

The festival also included a 5k run and a fair day. On Sunday, before the convoy departed, prizes for the Trucks Memorial trophies were presented.

Alicia Birney was named the 2026 Lady of the Lake during the festival's opening. Country singer Claudia Buckley performed on Main Street, with support from Paddy Treacy and Boxcar Brian. After the trucks returned, live music was available at venues throughout Irvinestown, and the closing dance at Mahon's Hotel featured the band One For The Road.