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Book of condolence opens for Nelson Mandela

A Book of Condolence has been opened at the Townhall, Enniskillen, for the late Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa

United fans sweating as ‘ABUs’ can’t get enough of Moyes misery

`Local fans have aired their concerns at the plight of their side

19-year-old found lying on the ground with trousers round his ankles eating a burger lashed out at police

A 19-year-old Ballinamallard butcher found lying on the ground by police, with his trousers around his ankles eating a burger, lashed out when they tried to help him in an ‘outrageous attack’.

Attack on former Quinn premises

Police in Fermanagh are investigating an incident at the former Quinn premises in the Ballyconnell Road area of Derrylin on the evening of Wednesday December 11.

Woman (48) had to be restrained by five hospital staff in A&E

A 48-year-old Enniskillen woman who had to be restrained by five members of staff at the South West Acute Hospital then assaulted two police officers at the police station.

Woman who came face to face with apartheid mourns loss of Madiba

A familiar figure in Lisnaskea, Carol Jordaann, the partner of local Sinn Fein MLA, Sean Lynch, recalled this week how she joined the African National Congress at the age of 13 to protest against white supremacy rule in her native South Africa.

Garrison man told people at hospital ‘I’d kill you all’

A Garrison man who had his sentence for disorderly behaviour deferred for 12 months has been handed a four month suspended prison sentence after the court heard there had been no offending in the intervening year.

‘It was like losing a member of the family’ says garage boss

The joint director of Monaghan Bros, the Lisnaskea-based Ford and Hyundai dealership where an employee, George Wilson, died in a freak accident on Saturday last, told the Herald that his death was ‘just like the loss of a family member’.