WHILE binge drinking would appear to be a growing problem, statistics suggest that the number of young people drinking alcohol has actually dropped in the UK.
Teen with fake £10 note has to pay £250
A TEENAGER from Irvinestown who found counterfeit notes on the street told police officers he was planning to using the fake note to buy goods.
Local students shine at Young Scientist awards
FERMANAGH students who last week showcased their projects at the 50th BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition have been formally recognised at the awards ceremony at the RDS in Dublin.
Fermanagh students set to lend a helping hand to children in Africa
TWO local students are doing their bit to aid the suffering of the people of Africa by volunteering their time to go out and offer hands on assistance.
Fermanagh Rose reflects on a year she will never forget
‘Experiences she will never forget’ and the making of ‘lifelong friends’ are just some of the memories Julie-Ann McCaffrey will take from her time as the Fermanagh Rose and she has urged other young women to follow her example.
We’re watching you: cameras to deter ‘misuse’ of toilets
PEOPLE who misuse toilets, especially by indulging in inappropriate activity, have been warned by Fermanagh District Council: ‘we are watching you’.
Plans in place for Fermanagh Feis
NO sooner, it seems, has one feis ended than the next one gets started on.
PSNI to press for prosecution after hit and run death
THE PSNI have said they intend to pursue a prosecution through the courts here in relation to the death near Belleek of a 49-year old man as a result of a suspected hit and run incident.
River beauty ruined by local litter criminals
KINAWLEY residents have expressed their anger and disgust after litter louts dumped household waste including mattresses, dirty nappies and Christmas decorations in one of the county’s most beautiful rivers.
IRA linked to Aventas arson attack
Garda officers at the scene of the bus burnt out at the Quinn Therm plant