Police are investigating a weekend attack during which a window of a house was smashed in Enniskillen. The incident happened in the Windmill Heights area at around 5am yesterday morning. Police have appealed for anyone with information about the attack to contact investigating officers on 101 quoting reference 383 of 9/2/25. Information can also be […]
Today’s weather forecast for Co Fermanagh
Today will bring variable cloud amounts for much of the day, with the odd shower likely in places. Into the evening, it will turn cloudy for all, with patchy rain arriving from the east.
Today’s death notices for Co Fermanagh
JOHNSTON – 2nd February 2025 (Suddenly after completing the Glasgow Half Marathon) late of Sligo Road, Enniskillen. Aaron Jordan, beloved son of Niall and Joy, beloved brother of Hayley, Adam and Jessica. Devoted grandson of Charlie and Louise Patterson and Shirley (the late Ivor Johnston). Family homes strictly private please. Friends and neighbours welcome to […]
Man hit on head with hammer during Enniskillen burglary
Police in Enniskillen are investigating the report of an aggravated burglary at a house in the Cavandale area, on Saturday 9th February. It was reported shortly before 9pm on Saturday night, that a man, armed with a hammer or iron bar, called to the front door of a house and when the door was […]
Today’s weather forecast for Co Fermanagh
Today will be cloudy for many, particularly in the east and the south. In the far north and the north-west, some glimmers of brightness will be present, especially this morning. A dry day.
Today’s death notices for Co Fermanagh
JOHNSTON – 2nd February 2025 (Suddenly after completing the Glasgow Half Marathon) late of Sligo Road, Enniskillen. Aaron Jordan, beloved son of Niall and Joy, beloved brother of Hayley, Adam and Jessica. Devoted grandson of Charlie and Louise Patterson and Shirley (the late Ivor Johnston). Family homes strictly private please. Friends and neighbours welcome to […]
Today’s weather forecast for Co Fermanagh
This morning will see patchy cloud and bright spells. In the afternoon, the cloud will tend to become thicker although with a few bright breaks as well. The odd isolated shower is possible.
Giles Knight reflects on how he battled through Storm
THE neighbours could have heard us, leastways, the cat hid under the sofa. At 6.27 on a late January evening, the lights came back on. An assault on the senses – the front room illuminated. Out in the yard, my brain registered its meaning, but still it took a moment, stalled in disbelief. Running in […]
OT Karen is leading the way in Cambodia
AN occupational therapist who set off to volunteer in a severely unresourced hospital in Cambodia last week said she’s “amazed at the resilience” of the people who live with major health conditions. Karen Murphy from Derrygonnelly, a former Mount Lourdes student, is a Clinical Specialist Occupational Therapist who works at Kingsbridge Hospital. She also runs a […]
EADS to perform its first ever Wilde play
By Annie Flynn HUMOUR, wit and downright absurdity is how Enniskillen amateur dramatic society spokesperson describes their latest upcoming play, Oscar’s Wilde’s– The importance of being Earnest. The play will be performed at the Ardhowen Theatre from 13–15 February at 8pm. EADS is one of the longest running drama groups in Ireland, formed in 1928. The importance […]