A ‘FOUNDER’S wall’ has been unveiled in Kinawley Community Hall to recognise the efforts and generosity of the local people who contributed to the £710,000 hall.
Farmer calls on PSNI to step up efforts in rural thefts
A ROSLEA farmer has called on agricultural crime investigators and the PSNI to step up their efforts to help combat the growing number of cattle rustlers in the county.
Council support helps release of peace-activist
THE WORK of one local councillor has aided in the release from prison of human rights activist and playwright Margaretta D’Arcy.
Public art for local community groups
TWO community groups from the county have been awarded funding to address sectarianism and undertake public consultation regarding the development of new pieces of public art.
‘Yummy Mummies’ at Brollagh school
THE gym at St Mary’s High School was a hive of activity at the recent Yummy Mummy event held at the Brollagh school
Three roads get ‘star’ treatment
THREE roads that formed part of the recently installed Cherrymount Link, connecting the Irvinestown road with the Tempo Road, and exiting on to the Dublin Road have been upgraded.
Sports groups urged to heed concussion warning
A Fermanagh charity has joined the campaign to ‘Sideline Concussion’ in contact sport and raise awareness of the dangers of playing on with a head injury.
Hannah butters them up on Dragon’s Den!
A YOUNG Enniskillen entrepreneur is making waves in the world of business attracting investment from the popular RTE show ‘Dragon’s Den’.
Laura heads up new nursing recruitment agency
A HIGHLY QUALIFIED NURSE from Fermanagh is heading up a new recruitment agency specialising in nursing and social care.
Killesher is the model of self-help in rural south Fermanagh
IT IS maybe not a placename that appears on a lot of maps – especially now with the advent of the new road name and number postal system – but Killesher in the south of the county, roughly halfway between Enniskillen and the Cavan border, is a thriving little rural community where there’s more going on that might first meet the eye.