A 21-year-old Enniskillen man who pulled down his trousers and exposed himself to police officers and two girls after a ‘night of partying’, has been handed a community service order.
New £1.5m education centre is ‘beacon of hope’ for college
THE STATE-OF-THE-ART £1.5m CREST Centre has been launched, offering specialist education, training and support to industry in the field of Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technologies.
Work finally starts on the new walk around Enniskillen shoreline
THE £1.9m Castle Basin Project, which will provide an extensive riverside walkway, an events area and a new Castle Promenade along the River Erne’s shoreline in Enniskillen is finally underway.
Showjumper cleared of having sex with 15-year-old girl “pleased” ordeal has ended
A TOP Fermanagh showjumper who was yesterday cleared of having underage sex with a 15-year-old girl said he is “extremely pleased” the ordeal he and his family have suffered is over.
Calls for gritting at primary schools after lorries crash on diversion route
A ROAD CRASH involving two lorries on a rural road in Arney which was being used by traffic diverted from the main Dublin road was ‘no coincidence’, according to one local councillor.
Table quiz tonight to raise money for Kieran McAree search
A TABLE quiz will take place on Friday February 6 to raise money to aid in the search of Kieran McAree.
Police investigate killing of pet cat
In a shocking incident of animal cruelty an eight month old cat has been shot dead in an air gun attack.
Wraps come off new council logo
THE SLICK new council logo and branding, which cost almost £5,000 has received a mixed response after its grand unveiling this week.
Man arrested for assault smeared faeces in cell
A 27-year-old father-of-one from Enniskillen who smeared his faeces across a police cell door and CCTV camera after attacking a barman has been jailed for nine months.
Three cases of domestic abuse reported every day
CONCERNS have been raised over the worrying number of domestic abuse incidents in Fermanagh after police were called to deal with almost 60 incidents in just three weeks.