Bishop of Kilmore, Dr Leo O’Reilly has moved swiftly to reassure parents, staff and the community in the St Aidan’s catchment area about the long-term future of the school in Derrylin.
Crunch meeting with minister over future of St Mary’s Brollagh
Action group to present proposals for Brollagh to Education Minister
Shop manager accused of stealing staff wages from his employer
A former general manager of Spar stores and off licences in Fermanagh has been accused of stealing from his employer, including staff wages, over an eight year period.
Better news on condition of GAA woman in accident
There was better news this week on the condition of popular Fermanagh Ladies GAA chairman, Ann McGrath
Man pushed policeman trying to arrest friend
A disturbance at the Westville Hotel in the early hours of the morning has led to an Enniskillen man being arrested after he attempted to interfere with police doing their job.
Drink driver told police he was ‘washing the car’
Driving with excess alcohol and careless driving are two charges that an Enniskillen man faced when he appeared before a recent sitting of Fermanagh Magistrates Court.
Independent Swift ‘ecstatic’ to make election history
The people of Erne West have made history in being the only constituency to have elected an independent woman to the new super-council of Fermanagh and Omagh.
SDLP sister act on new council
It was a case of Sister Act for two newly elected Fermangh and Omagh councillors Patricia Rogers and Mary Garrity
Collegiate action group determined to carry on fight against closure
‘Amazing’ response to campaign against merger with Portora
Claims that accountants report in Moane fraud case could cost £44,000
A forensic accountants report in connection with an alleged £1.9m VAT fraud case involving well-known figure in Fermanagh GAA, Gerry Moane, could cost up to £44,000.