A spate of attacks on Protestant churches in predominately nationalist areas has sparked fears of a return to sectarian hate crime
Suicide initiative launched for local schools
THE SECOND of two recently launched mental health programmes responding to a high level of suicides within the county in the past 18 months has taken place.
How Anne sold Fermanagh to motor rally fraternity
A FERMANAGH woman was the architect in bringing one of the North’s top rally events to our roads attracting world class competitors from across Ireland and the UK.
Fermanagh jobless rate below average for North
Fermanagh’s out of work figure for last month, at 4.7 per cent of the working population, is below the Northern Ireland average
New limits could see sharp rise in drink driving arrests
The number of drink driving convictions in Fermanagh may have has fallen in recent times, but the fear is that changes to the law could see a big increase in offences.
Costs as much to post a parcel to Cavan as it does Croatia!
Cross- border post office charges are under the microscope
‘Cyber-bullies are ruining my daughter’s life’
The distraught mother of a 16-year-old school-girl has spoken of her fear and heartbreak for her daughter who has been targeted by online bullies for the past two years.
Devastating disease that affects hundreds of Fermanagh families
September marks Alzheimer’s month as charities around the world embark on a campaign to help raise awareness of the disease and challenge stigma.
Robinson challenged on ‘selling land to republicans’ comments
A local MLA has accused the First Minister Peter Robinson of using sectarian remarks over a farmland sale row believed to be in the Brookeborough area.
Rural homes targeted in spate of burglaries
A rural crime spree has spread across parts of west Fermanagh