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Council-backed Irish language courses ‘for all traditions’

‘IRISH is there for everybody’ was the message delivered as the fourth iteration of council-provided free Irish language classes. The new classes will be launched tomorrow night, Thursday, at the Enniskillen castle museum, and tutor Sean O Murchada is joined by Fiona Crudden and PJ Mac an tSionnaigh. “The main emphasis of the class will […]

Come and talk to us, urges local credit

THE closure of Flynns Fine Foods is beginning to put the squeeze on ex-employees with savings in Roslea Credit Union, and on the credit union itself.

Minister sticks to her guns on ‘shambolic’ board

Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster had stood by comments made regarding what she perceived as the ‘shambolic’ handling of the transfer of pupils from Lisnaskea High School to Devenish College by the Western Education and Library Board.

Community urged to weigh in behind St Mary’s Brollagh

A PUBLIC meeting is being held tonight (Wednesday) in St Mary’s High School, Brollagh in a bid to stave off the threat of closure.

Carl secures job on BBC’s ‘Insider’

ENNISKILLEN man, Carl Ellis, has secured a dream job at a global creative agency, following a stint on BBC three show, ‘The Insider’.

Safety fears over town bridge discounted by Roads Service

After rumours had circulated regarding the safety of the Johnston’s bridge in Enniskillen, the Department for Regional Development have been quick to quell any concerns regarding the structures on one of the town’s main arterial routes

Fermanagh fracking focus for Queen’s student’s dissertation

It’s not just activists, scientists and the politicians who are talking about fracking in Fermanagh – one Queen’s University student is basing his entire university dissertation on it!