Joe Brolly takes a ‘selfie’ with Fr Brian D’Arcy at Monday evening’s packed out Novena of Hope at the Graan
IT WAS another busy week in the county.
Here are five news stories from Fermanagh that you may have missed this week:
Eight jobs to go at Devenish College
Devenish College
BOARD OF GOVERNORS chairman at Devenish College, Alex Baird, revealed to the Fermanagh Herald on Wednesday that seven teaching posts were to be lost at the school. He said that those involved would do all they could to ensure voluntary or transferred redundancies.
Click here for the full story: https://fermanaghherald.com/2015/03/breaking-eight-jobs-to-go-at-devenish-college/
£250m gas project launched in Enniskillen
Pictured at the launch are Jenny Pyper, Chief Executive of the Utility Regulator; John Morea, SGN Chief Executive; Paddy Larkin, Chief Executive, Mutual Energy and Enterprise, Trade and Investment Minister Arlene Foster.
THE AMBITIOUS ‘Gas to the West’ project was launched in Enniskillen on Wednesday. Thousands of homes and businesses in Enniskillen and Derrylin could be set to benefit from the project.
Click here for the full story: https://fermanaghherald.com/2015/03/latest-250m-natural-gas-project-launched-in-enniskillen/
Photoshop Phil makes sure he gets in on the act!
SEAMLESS: MLA Phil Flanagan took exception to no invitation to the launch of a sports facility in Maguiresbridge
FERMANAGH Assembly member has Phil Flanagan taken exception to being ‘snubbed’ from the launch of a multi-million pound sports facility in Maguiresbridge. Photoshop came to the rescue, however.
Click here for the full story: https://fermanaghherald.com/2015/03/photoshop-phil-makes-sure-he-gets-in-on-the-act/
Brolly good show at the Novena:
SELFIE: GAA pundit and former player Joe Brolly, with Fr Brian D’Arcy
GAA PUNDIT and former star Joe Brolly brought thousands to the Graan for the annual Novena of Hope. His talk was described as ‘phenomenal’ by Fr Brian D’Arcy.
Click here for the full story: https://fermanaghherald.com/2015/03/brolly-good-show-at-the-novena/
Enniskillen mother tells of her heartache at son’s suicide:
Mary Monaghan whose son Paul took his own life in March 2014
AN ENNISKILLEN mother bereaved by suicide is to have a letter written to her late son published in a book. Paul Monaghan took his own life in March of last year. His mother, Mary, spoke to the Fermanagh Herald about her aims to help ‘even just one person’.
Click here for the full story: https://fermanaghherald.com/2015/03/enniskillen-mother-tells-of-her-heartache-at-sons-suicide/
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