“If they are recruiting it is a good sign that the business is performing well.”
Cancer waiting times linked to ‘GP crisis’
“It is very hard to get a GP appointment and GPs have massive work loads despite them trying their very best.”
Workhouse project lands over £2m in public money
The upcoming works have been described as an ‘ambitious project’ which aims to breathe new life into the historic building.
New amenities plan for Cuilcagh
“It’s not just the Marble Arch caves and Cuilcagh, there are so many other sites throughout the Geo Park, in both Fermanagh and Cavan.”
Busker blown away by special invitation
Local singer has been invited to join legends Kodaline on stage after covering one of the band’s songs.
Dogs are seized by police in badger baiting crackdown
THERE ARE fears that the barbaric practice of badger baiting is on the increase in the Fermanagh area with a number of dogs believed to be used for killing badgers recently seized by police. Local Police have recently shared details of an investigation into badger baiting and confirmed one arrest had been made, 11 dogs […]
Bus shelter artists brightening up those early mornings
A SELECTION of works of art have been displayed on bus shelters across rural communities within Sliagh Beagh, as part of a new initiative to “enrich the lives of rural communities.” Over the course of the year, workshops will take place across the county to bring more visual arts to remote areas. The Sliabh Beagh […]
Death of championship winning footballer
TRIBUTES have poured in as Trillick remembers Noel McQuaid, who has left a sporting legacy behind following his passing on Tuesday last. Noel, a native of Moorfield, Trillick, was a founding member of Tummery Athletic Football Club, and played for Trillick GAA during the 1970s. Posting a social media tribute to the former player a […]
Fermanagh is more southern than parts of Mayo!
It seems the border may be clouding our understanding of Irish geography.
Big spike in the numbers getting Irish passport
The Irish Foreign Minister Simon Convey said 2019 was a “bumper year” for the country’s passport service.