A lobby group that is pushing for a return of the railways to Fermanagh and Donegal have called on governments and politicians to support the initiative.
Lisnaskea firm secures lucrative £1m Gulf deal
A Lisnaskea firm has expanded its borders to newer markets agreeing a million pound deal in the Gulf.
Support group formed to help people with chronic sleeping disorder
AN IRVINESTOWN group that supports people with chronic lung conditions has just returned from Stormont where they attended an event to highlight a dangerous sleeping disorder.
Warning on electric blanket dangers
A HOME safety roadshow and health fair for older people will take place on Tuesday November 26 2013 in Mahon’s Hotel, Irvinestown from 9.30am to 1pm.
Stamping out misconceptions of mental health
THE RIGHT Here Fermanagh project has been the backbone in helping improve young people’s mental health across the county and strives to challenge the stigma and misunderstanding attached to mental illness.
Radical new A&E plans could lead to downgrading of hospital
THE Accident and Emergency department at the South West Acute Hospital could be in danger of being downgraded, offering less services and forcing patients to travel long distances for specialist treatments should new NHS proposals be introduced.
Family felt ‘uneasy’ and ‘intimidated after harassment from former tenant
A previous tenant who harassed the new occupant of his former home leaving him and his family ‘uneasy’ and ‘intimidated’ has been given a conditional discharge for a period of two years.
Nearly 3,000 people in Fermanagh affected by diabetes
CLOSE to 3,000 people in Fermanagh are affected by diabetes, the Western Trust has revealed.
One in five crimes alcohol related in Fermanagh
Alcohol abuse is having a negative knock on effect when it comes to alcohol related crimes a recent report has revealed.
Big night for Credit Union in Kinawley
KINAWLEY and Killesher Credit Union celebrated their 25th anniversary this week.