“He was admired and respected by those who knew him, for his commitment and dedication to his work.”
Derrylin’s Christie hoping for big win at Aintree
Winged Leader will represent the Fermanagh stable at the famous racecourse in Liverpool when he lines up tomorrow, over Grand National fences.
St Comhghall’s class of ’83 set for night of nostalgia
Any money raised by the reunion will be donated to the Ray of Hope memorial weekend, which was set up in honour of Mickey McPhillips.
Man due in court over Enniskillen glassing incident
A man in his 30s was taken to hospital following the assault on Townhall Street in the early hours of Saturday.
A big day spoiled as Fermanagh put their foot in it
YOU know you’re not in for a normal day out in Dublin when you arrive at Busáras central bus station to find some boy using the hand dryer to dry his feet. It promised to be a sporting occasion to remember because I was going to both the Aviva Stadium and Croke Park on the same day, but meeting yer […]
Easter commemorations taking place across Fermanagh
The two main events this Sunday will be in Garrison and Derrylin.
McHugh ready for new tour
LISA McHugh admits it is ‘exciting and nerve-racking’ as she prepares for her first major tour of the country this month. During April, the Scottish singing sensation, who currently lives in Enniskillen, is set for a seven show series, kicking off at the Market Place Theatre in Armagh next Wednesday. It’s the first time that the […]
Derelict Railway Hotel will be redeveloped, says owner
A WELL-KNOWN local businessman who owns the former Railway Hotel premises in Enniskillen has given assurances that there are development plans for the derelict building. Last Monday a fire was started deliberately in the building and other instances of anti-social behaviour have been reportedly taking place within the property. Residents had voiced fears that worse incidents […]
Belleek man at the heart of making history
ON THE 25th anniversary of its signing, the Fermanagh man who was at the heart of the talks leading to the Good Friday Agreement has called for today’s political leaders to follow the example of those who worked so hard to achieve peace. Having been appointed a talks delegate by John Hume in the late […]
Good Friday Agreement ‘not set in stone’ – Gallagher
ONE of the key players in the signing of the Good Friday Agreement has called for it to be reformed and adapted to our current political landscape, and has called on today’s elected representatives to show the same strength of leadership seen 25 years ago. Belleek man Tommy Gallagher was right at the heart of […]