A 63-year-old factory worker from Lisnaskea who used a fake driver’s licence for ten years was finally caught after he became involved in a road crash and has been banned from driving for nine months.
Enniskillen circus denies ‘cruelty’ to animals claim
A CIRCUS which has opened in Enniskillen this week have been criticised over their use of sea lions as part of the circus’ acts.
Enniskillen residents opposed to community hall project
RESIDENTS from the Coleshill and Windmill Road area of Enniskillen are spearheading a campaign to prevent a community hall being erected in the area because of fears it will attract anti-social behaviour.
Enniskillen firm snaps up multi-million contract deal
AN Enniskillen contractor has been awarded a £5.4 million contract to carry out repair work to the Northern Ireland Assembly roof.
Hospice Walk takes place at Castle Coole on Saturday
THIS year’s annual Hospice Walk, in aid of Horizon West Children’s Hospice, takes place at Castle Coole in Enniskillen on Saturday, April 14.
LATEST: Early morning attack on Aventas
AN early morning attack this week at a quarry on Molly Mountain in the Kinawley area, owned by Aventas Group, resulted in three mechanical shovels being burnt out.
Chaffinch is the most common bird in county!
THE most common bird in Fermanagh is the chaffinch, according to the results of a RSPB survey.
Chris’s TV comeback after losing out due to Fermanagh accent
AFTER losing controversially on TV quiz show ‘Pointless’ just last year an Irvinestown civil servant has made amends by winning £4,000 on ‘The Chase’. In May 2013 Chris McGonigle and his father Richard appeared on the popular BBC quiz show Pointless. Their time on the show was to end on a sour note however […]
Mobile phone customers here ‘being ‘sold a pup’
Fermanagh mobile phone customers continue to be ‘sold a pup’ in regards to the service they receive from networks. That’s the view of local councillor Bernice Swift who has criticised the mobile phone networks for not supplying a full and proper service. “It’s logical that if we are constantly without service to make calls or […]
Meteoric rise up league tables for Collegiate, Portora
THE principal of a school whose GCSE league table place jumped 36 places – up to number 11 in the North – has said ‘we are proud of our students every year’. Neil Morton, principal of Portora Royal in Enniskillen, saw his school climb to 11th from 47th in the most recent GCSE table, […]