“I am grateful to all my amazing musicians, supporters, family and friends that continue to encourage and inspire me in my music.”
Tributes paid to local football fan after sudden death
“I know that Northern Ireland fans everywhere will join us in extending our condolences to Andrew’s family and friends.”
Bail denied for theft suspects believed to be in gang
Judge Keown refused bail due to the risk of reoffending and the risk of them interfering in the police investigation.
Fraudster loses her appeal bid
Her bid to appeal the sentence – and for Legal Aid to fund this appeal – was refused on both counts.
Sinead helps celebrate Fame Academy’s 20th anniversary
Sinead’s debut single ‘I Can’t Break Down’ later reached number two on the UK charts in February, 2003.
McConkey ready for ‘biggest challenge so far’
Harry McConkey is readying his players for their ‘biggest challenge of the season so far’ when they take on second placed Annagh United on Saturday. Ballinamallard sit six points adrift of Annagh and McConkey knows that his players need to be on the top of their game if they are to take all three points […]
Sandra wants to inspire others to overcome adversity
A FERMANAGH mother and entrepreneur is set to share her story of living with chronic pain in the hope of inspiring others females to try and ‘overcome’ adversity and challenges in their life. Sandra Miskimmin from Enniskillen is the founder of SMASH Worldwide. The online business is blog based, where Sandra offers tips and advice […]
Teacher’s frustration at Aer Lingus seating fiasco
AN ENNISKILLEN woman has spoken of how Irish airliner, Aer Lingus, insisted on forcing both her and her husband to seat 20 rows apart on a long-haul flight from America. Catherine McCaig, 56, who is a teacher, said Aer Lingus’ staff in Seattle, USA were unfriendly and unhelpful as she pleaded with them to apply […]
Anger as Republican group accused of leafleting schools
UUP MLA, Tom Elliott has expressed outrage over reports that an Irish Republican group has been leafleting local schools. The leaflet, seen by The Fermanagh Herald, is from Lasair Dhearg – an Irish Socialist Republican organisation that was formed back in 2017. In it, the group speak out against the PSNI’s presence inside schools insisting that educational […]
St Mary’s pupils should be proud says Principal
THE Principal of St Mary’s College has said the ‘Class of 2022’ should be proud of themselves for their academic achievements in the face of Covid. Anne Flanagan, at the Irvinestown-based school’s certificates presentation, welcomed back those who left in the summer and praised them for finishing their schooling on a high. More so given their […]