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Cycle paths to cause more traffic gridlock


The latest roadworks will see the addition of a shared footway and cycle path for approximately 500m along the Sligo Road.

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Old village tearooms are given a new lease of life


‘Murphy’s Cafe’, as it is locally known was formerly tea rooms and a tobacconists and was a centre point for the people of the village.

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Drama in court as case is abandoned


The Florencecourt man was convicted of assaulting a police officer and resisting a second on 21 March 2016.

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Thieves wrecked religious shrines in church robbery


The church was targetted just two days after it reopened following a major refurbishment.

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Fr Brian gets behind the lads


There are few men more proud of their native place than Fr Brian Darcy.

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“We are sickened”, says Lisnaskea school principal


‘To break in and steal children’s learning aids and create significant damage is a disgraceful act of criminality.’

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Bravery award for surfers who rescued footballers


Donegal men Owen Murphy, Fergal Muller, Friederike Rost and Sean Young will receive the “Seiko Just in Time Rescue Award”.

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Father of three in court accused of assaulting sister


Killian McMackin from Mill Hill Road in Newtownbutler was arrested on suspicion of assault causing actual bodily harm.

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Hard border fears ‘are already hitting home’


A new study has shown Brexit is already impacting day-to-day life here in worrying ways.

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Pub faces closure following betting chain objection


Two bars in Lisnaskea have had their licence renewals denied, but are both appealing the decision.

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