TWO job support programmes, backed by an investment of £280,000, were launched last week at the Ardhowen Theatre.
MLA ‘disappointed’ by Catholic schools body response on Brollagh
A Cross-party group of MLAs has met with the senior management of the Council for Catholic Maintained Schools (CCMS) to press them to give proper consideration to the proposal put forward by the local community cross-border area learning community.
Group claims workers want Quinn back on board
It has been claimed that workers at the Quinn Group, now renamed, the Avantas Group, have renewed their calls for Sean Quinn and his management team to be reinstated.
‘Suicidal driver’ who drove through police checkpoint is sent to jail
A Ballinamallard man who drove through a police checkpoint nearly knocking a number of officers down was suicidal, Enniskillen Magistrates Court has heard.
Road rage lands former driving instructor (60) in court
A sixty-year-old former driving instructor who assaulted another motorist in a ‘road rage’ incident has been handed a suspended prison sentence at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.
Thumbs up for new Enniskillen logo from traders
Enniskillen traders are confident that the new blue and white logo for marketing Enniskillen will help increase the influx of shoppers to the town, especially from the South
Michael will be working up an appetite for his Christmas dinner
Michael Mulligan, a student at University of Ulster of Coleraine will be donning the colours of Santa and cycling 100k around the county to raise money for the Horizon West Children’s Hospice.
Farmers fined total of £3,000 for water pollution
Four local farmers have been found guilty of pollution by discharging effluent into nearby water supplies. I
Over 1,400 requests for help from charity this Christmas
People in Fermanagh are struggling worse than ever before this Christmas.