THE Enniskillen Integrated Primary School have put forward a development proposal to increase their student population, but this will not be at the cost of other primary schools, according to Principal Adele Kerr
Teenagers arrested after playpark fire
Three teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of arson after a slide was damaged by fire in a playpark at Trasna Way in Lisnaskea.
Sexual assault near town centre
A ‘’horrendous’ sexual assault on a woman near the Enniskillen town centre in the early hours of Sunday morning has left a local Councillor fuming.
Caves look forward to another busy season
AWAKING from their winter hibernation the Marble Arch Caves are all set to re-open for the new tourist season.
Gildernew targeted by hoax bomb
SINN FEIN MP Michelle Gildernew was the target of a hoax bomb alert this morning (Monday).
Police investigate ‘serious sexual assault’
AN INVESTIGATION is underway following what Police have described as a ‘serious sexual assault’
Farming inspector Leslie retires after 40 years
AFTER almost 40 years serving the farmers of Fermanagh DARD Inspector Leslie Campbell has retired.
Doubts voiced about Fermanagh hosting G8
FORMER SCOTLAND YARD COMMANDER John O’Connor fears that Fermanagh may not be suitable for the G8 Summit.
Man could have been facing a murder or manslaughter charge
A 22-year-old man who was involved in a “shocking” late night alcohol fuelled attack in Omagh was told he could have been facing a charge of murder or manslaughter.
EMA must not be cut – pupil
THE Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) could ensure young people remain in education and must be retained according to one Fermanagh student.