MIXED pleas have been entered in the case of a twenty-eight-year-old man charged in connection with an alleged hit-and-run. Jamie Armstrong from Beech Tree Lane, Tempo is charged with dangerous driving, failing to stop and remain at the scene of an accident in which injury was caused to another person and failing to report the […]
Financial advice for Fermanagh cancer patients
FOUNDER of SWELL, an Enniskillen-based charity that supports cancer sufferers and their families, has spoken openly about the financial strain that can follow a cancer diagnosis. Genevieve Irvine also highlighted how critical illness insurance helped protect her family during the most difficult time of her life. Genevieve was diagnosed in 2015 with a rare form of […]
Concerns over staffing at new Lisnaskea Health centre
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CONCERNS were raised at a meeting of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council last Tuesday over the lack of clarity surrounding staffing plans for the proposed Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) at the new Lisnaskea Health Centre. Work is progressing on the long-awaited new facility in the town, with the first sod turned on the construction site this […]
‘Rural geography must not block SWAH services’
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DIRECTOR of the Rural Communities Network, Kate Clifford, spoke at an event held in the Westville Hotel, Enniskillen last Tuesday evening. The meeting was held by campaign group Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) on efforts to restore emergency general surgery (EGS) to the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH). Addressing the large crowd, Ms Clifford, spoke on […]
Community service for Fermanagh woman for theft charges
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AN Enniskillen woman who was charged with a number of thefts which amounted to £175 has been ordered to 12 months probation and 100 hours of community service. Amy Boyle (20), of Corban Avenue in Enniskillen, appeared before Enniskillen Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday (January 16) to face a number of charges which occurred in December […]
Donegal star David to sell-out Fermanagh venue
THE Ardhowen Theatre is expected to be a sell-out when David James, who is recognised as one of the rising stars on the Irish Country music scene, rolls into Enniskillen. Originally from Killea in Donegal, the 27-year-old has risen through the ranks, with his partnership with Fermanagh singer-songwriter John Farry opening new doors and ventures. […]
Boeing Boeing farce takes off at Ardhowen, Enniskillen
Fasten your seatbelts and prepare for the fun, as Enniskillen Amateur Dramatic Society (EADS) is set to bring the aclaimed ‘Boeing Boeing’ to the Ardhowen Theatre this week. Taking place from Thursday, January 22 to Saturday January 24, the beloved farce is set in the stylish Paris apartment of Bernard, a self-styled Parisian lothario and successful […]
Derrylin community mourns devoted father Mark Flanagan
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THE LATE Mark Flanagan has been remembered as a loving and devoted father of four, as the Derrylin community mourns his unexpected passing. Formerly of Derryhooly Road, Derrylin, he passed away this week, January 13. Mr Flanagan and his family were members of the Teemore Shamrocks GAA club and they shared their own message. “It is with […]
SWAH meeting in Enniskillen hears of brother’s death
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A sister of a local man who has since passed away, spoke at an event held in the Westville Hotel, Enniskillen, last Tuesday evening about the impact of the removal of emergency services. The meeting was held by campaign group Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) as part of ongoing efforts to restore emergency general surgery […]
Enniskillen sides share the spoils in F&W battle
F&W Division Three Enniskillen Rovers…1 Enniskillen Galaxy…1 By Jonathan Hogan ROVERS and Galaxy shared the points at Devenish College after Codi Halligan’s early second-half penalty was later cancelled out by an own goal in a tightly contested all-Enniskillen Division Three clash. Both sides arrived having lost their last three league games before Christmas and the […]