MONEY derived from the 5p levy on shopping bags will mean that a unique, 300-year old thatched cottage in the Derrylin area can be converted into a community meeting place for people in the area to get together.
Academic selection ‘not fair’ say parents
Hundreds of primary school pupils in the county received results of transfer tests for grammar schools on Saturday.
Local trust has lowest cancer treatment waiting times
The Western Health Trust – which takes in Fermanagh – is best performing in the North when it comes to cancer treatment waiting times.
‘Competitive nature’ of drinking game heightening danger
The drinking game craze that has been linked to the deaths of two in the South, and is popular in Fermanagh, has been described as an ‘attention seeking’ game that could have ‘catastrophic consequences’.
Conor hoping to be top chef
A student chef at the South West College in Enniskillen has reached the final of a national cookery competition.
New anti-fracking chairman claims company is drilling ‘under the radar’
The new chairman of the Fermanagh Fracking Awareness Network (FFAN) Tom McCaffrey believes the campaign to stop the extraction of shale gas in the county is ‘winnable’, but expressed concerns the process may have already begun.
‘Jobs boost from fracking could jump-start the economy’
‘Fracking is safe for the environment and safe for our health’ – That’s the view of the European Resource Centre for fracking, Shale Gas Europe.
Fears new council will be cold house for Unionists
Local Unionist councillors are in for a rude awakening when the new amalgamated council of Omagh and Fermanagh becomes a reality.
World champion Dineka is mystery guest on TV show
She is more accustomed to trudging through murky waters than rubbing shoulders with celebrities, but bog snorkelling world champion Dineka Maguire is set to make her TV debut appearance on a comedy panel show.
‘We just want to know that she is OK’
THE father of missing Enniskillen woman, Nollaig O’Connor, has issued a fresh appeal for information