IT WILL BE A special Valentine’s Day today for Fred and Matilda “Tilly” Parker
Highest month of crime in the calendar – but just how much is going unreported?
STREET CRIME IN Enniskillen has risen according the latest figures released by the PSNI, with the latest month, December, representing the highest rate of crime in all of 2012.
Two men found with 65,000 euro and 24 mobile phones refused bail
Two men with addresses in Cavan and Dublin charged with possession of criminal property have been refused bail at Fermanagh Magistrates Court
Fermanagh gets just £24m of £1156m from Invest NI
INVEST NI has rebutted a claim by a Fermanagh Sinn Fein councillor that it did not bring enough investors into the county.
Legal dispute forces closure of the Watermill
The award winning restaurant, The Watermill, has closed.
£1.1 million raised – £ 1/2 million to go!
As work continues apace on the new Presbyterian Church Hall on Queen Elizabeth Road it is very much a case of plenty done but more yet to do.
Parked cars damaged in Enniskillen
Police in Enniskillen are appealing for information following the report of criminal damage to two parked cars.
Police appeal for information afer weekend crime
Police in Enniskillen are appealing for information following three incidents of criminal damage that occurred on the evening of Friday 8 February.
Tears…but a decision that had to be made – principal
“The children were spoken to on Friday morning, and there were a lot of tears,” said the principal of Lisnaskea High School this week, following the announcement that the school was to close and a merger to take place with Devenish College.
I thought that being dead was better than being gay
In his early 20s he took a drug overdose; he wanted to kill himself. The reason? He was gay.