THE only clay pigeon shooting club in Fermanagh has been forced to cease operations after a complaint was made regarding noise levels at the Newtownbutler site.
Enniskillen hotel fined for failing to have adequate fire alarm system
The Railway Hotel, a permanent fixture in Enniskillen for 100 years, has been fined £2,000 for failing to have an appropriate fire alarm system in place.
Fermanagh public sector workers in low pay protest
PUBLIC sector workers in Fermanagh joined colleagues from across the North on a one-day on strike last week over a range of issues including rate of pay and pensions.
Nurse guilty of ‘one of worst cases of dangerous driving’
A DISTRICT judge has told an Enniskillen-based specialist nurse charged with three counts of dangerous driving he was ‘amazed’ she would drive in such a manner having seen the horrific consequences it can have.
Kinawley man’s free app is opening up tourist potential
A NEW app created by a Kinawley businessman to help tourists and nature lovers at Lough Neagh the first of its kind in the UK and Ireland.
‘Rotten’ odour leaves local businesses kicking up a stink in Enniskillen
A NUMBER of local businesses in Enniskillen are suffering due to a ‘rotten smell’ coming from a blocked storm drain.
CCTV linked to fall in town centre crime figures
CRIME is again down in Enniskillen town centre after Fermanagh District Council published their 2013/2014 CCTV Annual Report.
Up to 40, 000 expected to attend Lady of the Lake
FESTIVAL goers are in for a treat as one of the biggest and popular events in the Lady of the Lake Festival calendar got underway yesterday (Wednesday).
Father who stole coats from shop spared jail sentence
A 46-year-old man who stole two Barbour coats from an Enniskillen store worth £400 has been given a six month custodial sentence, suspended for three years.
Fracking one step closer, claims environmental group
FRACKING in Fermanagh is moving a step closer if you believe reports from a local anti-Fracking group based in Leitrim.