KESH continue to lead the way in Division One after a hard-fought win over Enniskillen Rangers at the Ball Range on Saturday. Jordan McClure’s early penalty was the only thing separating the teams in the end and Kesh manager Ryan Campbell believed they were just about value for it. “It was a good result, a […]
Historic river Erne captured in Ballyshannon exhibition
A LOCAL man is set to showcase work of a famous Irish photographer in Ballyshannon this weekend, in honour of his late mother. Frankie McPhillips from Tempo is putting on an exhibition called The Lost River – Remembering The Erne. It will take place this Friday and Saturday in The Kilbarron Parish Centre, Ballyshannon. Admission starts […]
St Pat’s manager relishing showdown with Clogher
ST Patrick’s Donagh manager Gary Maguire knows his side must improve as they set their eyes on qualifying for the Ulster Junior Football Championship Final, with Tyrone side Clogher standing in their way. The Fermanagh champions made history for their club on Saturday evening in Brewster Park, when they overpowered St Agnes’ from Belfast. Maguire […]
Parachute Regiment flags spark tension in Fermanagh
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Fermanagh and Omagh Council to write to Executive on flag issue.
Major funding boost for Fermanagh border area
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€5.7M Peaceplus investment to strengthen rural communities in Fermanagh and wider local area.
GALLERY: Fangtastic fun in Fermanagh
Following a frightfully fun week of festivities across Fermanagh, Halloween is a hot topic in local homes.
Woman’s death at Enniskillen hospital was ‘preventable’
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A CORONER has found that the death of Dromore woman, Triona McNabb, days after she was admitted to the South West Acute Hospital in Enniskillen almost nine years ago, was preventable. The findings in the inquest into the death of the 34-year-old in 2017 were delivered by Coroner Maria Dougan at Laganside Courts in Belfast […]
Education Authority plans sweeping cost cuts
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The Education Authority has announced its sweeping cost saving measures for the year ahead due to a £300m shortfall in its budget. Among these cost saving measure will be a 50p increase in the price of a set school meal for paying pupils, ending some agency contracts and reducing overtime payments and implementing savings in […]
Residents ’embarrassed’ living on Prince Andrew Terrace
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RESIDENTS living on Prince Andrew Terrace in Derrygonnelly have said they feel ‘embarrassed’ by the name and are considering launching a petition to have it changed. The street, named after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, has become a source of discomfort for locals following recent developments involving the disgraced royal. Last Thursday, King Charles III confirmed that his brother would […]
Council to take action over Givan’s Israel trip
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has voted to write to Education Minister Paul Givan and the Head of the Civil Service to raise concerns over the DUP MLA’s recent visit to Israel. The move followed comments from SDLP councillor Adam Gannon, who said the trip “raises a number of questions,” describing it as “a propaganda […]