Incident: 15 February 2025, 22:09 local, according to the submitted report. Sources reviewed 13 November 2026. Historical case addition; publication date is not the incident date.
A short observation, a much later submission
The NUFORC entry dates this report to 15 February 2025 at 22:09 in Enniskillen. A single submitter describes a white round appearance rising beyond a Tesco store, moving northwest, disappearing and returning. Near the end, it seemed to approach a luminous green rectangular appearance. The recorded duration is 57 seconds.
The submission was made on 14 March 2026 and published on 6 May 2026. These are the dates the account entered this archive, not the date of the reported sighting. The distinction keeps a 2025 incident from becoming a supposed new 2026 encounter.
The recording that the archive could not obtain
The witness described wet, windy conditions and rejected an ordinary drone explanation. However, NUFORC explicitly says it requested the video and received no response. UKPX has therefore reviewed the written submission, not authenticated or analysed that recording.
The absence matters especially here. A recording could show whether the white and green appearances share the same scene, whether the camera moves and whether intervening buildings or changes in exposure affect their visibility. A verbal description cannot settle those questions.
Appearance, distance and movement
The entry includes an estimated distance and identifies the observer as military. Neither field supplies an independently checked measurement or service record. Professional experience can inform a report, but it cannot substitute for the missing optical evidence.
An apparent jump across a phone screen does not by itself establish a physical speed. To calculate that, an analyst would need a reliable distance, an angular displacement and elapsed time, while separating object motion from camera motion. The written record does not provide that measurement chain.
A related newspaper story is not independent confirmation
The Fermanagh Herald interviewed an Enniskillen resident about white and green lights in a report dated 28 February 2025. Its relative description of the timing does not securely establish that it concerns this exact observation. UKPX does not merge the two accounts into a single corroborated event. The newspaper’s separate recollection of a triangular object in Wales in the 1980s is also not part of this 2025 case.
Assessment
The catalogue classification is Insufficient evidence. This preserves the account without treating an unreceived video as verified evidence or declaring a particular ordinary explanation proved. Original footage, a documented observation position and a resolved chronology would make a reassessment more useful.
Map reference: Broad Enniskillen town reference, rounded from Te Papa’s place record. It is not the witness position, the Tesco store, an object position or a flight track.
Sources and review trail
NUFORC report 196562. Original submitted narrative, dates and editorial note; read 13 November 2026.
Fermanagh Herald, Charlotte McCutcheon, 28 February 2025. Contemporary interview about a similar local report; identity with this submission is not established.