IF you are thinking about getting pregnant, then its time you also thought about yoga. You should also work with an experienced yoga professional who has many years’ experience working with people with different conditions including pregnancy. WEBMD has a brilliant article on the benefits of yoga for pregnancy and practicing prenatal yoga can benefit both […]
Enniskillen has never looked so good!
THERE’S no shortage of street art in Enniskillen – and two new murals have added even more colour and vibrancy to the county town. On the wall of the Fermanagh Cottage Industries at East Bridge Street in Enniskillen, an Australian artist has designed a new mural, featuring some of the town’s most famous sites. Danni […]
£12m Carrybridge Hotel and Marina plans get green light
THE demolition of the Carrybridge Hotel and Marina in Lisbellaw and construction of a new £12 million hotel in its place has been given the go-ahead. The redevelopment was approved at a Fermanagh and Omagh District Council planning committee meeting last Tuesday night. In January, plans were revealed for a future £12m revamp of the hotel, […]
McCleery plays his part as Lisbellaw Utd cruise to win
Lisbellaw eased into round two of the Irish Junior Cup thanks to a five-star display against Belfast side Clonard on Saturday. It was all one-way traffic at Drumad with Kyle McCleery’s men dominant from the off and their opponents just doing their best to keep the score down. It was a special day for player-manager […]
Lisa to present the Irish Post Awards in London
ENNISKILLEN’S Lisa McHugh has been confirmed as the new presenter of the prestigious and hugely popular Irish Post Awards. At the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel in London, on November 9, the Glaswegian is set to join Eamonn Holmes on stage as the Irish Post celebrates the top Irish success of people living in the […]
Strength in depth producing results for Campbell’s side
Ryan Campbell believes the time has come for NFC Kesh to put major silverware in the trophy cabinet. The Micheal Connolly Park outfit haven’t tasted trophy success since doing the Mulhern and Irish Junior Cup double way back in 2002. On Saturday Kesh launched another bid for Junior Cup glory with a hard-fought but ultimately […]
Seán Quinn story may not be on its last chapter
THERE was a homecoming atmosphere at the Slieve Russell as over 1,000 people gathered to welcome Seán Quinn back to the hotel he built. It was standing room only at the Cranaghan Suite last Thursday night for the launch of Mr Quinn’s book, ‘In My Own Words’, with supporters travelling from as far away as […]
Double delight for Belcoo minors
Having collected a first-ever first division title a fortnight earlier, the Belcoo girls completed a historic O’Rahilly’s club ‘double’, winning with ease against a Lisnaskea side that tried hard. The game was virtually over as a contest before it really got started as Belcoo raced into a whirlwind lead. Just 40 seconds in, Ciara Parker […]
Graft keeps Barney going
IF Barney McHugh is anything to go by, hard work is what makes for a long life. He has been working at Rockfield Quarry in Donagh since he was 16. Now 84 years old and in great health, grafting is what it’s all about for Barney. “Working certainly hasn’t done me any harm. I’ve been working […]
Three in a row for Irvinestown
After a low scoring first half ended with Irvinestown just a point in front, the restart saw the game really explode into action as the St. Molaise boys eventually surged to a third successive title. In a cracking contest, the winners’ ability to hit back almost immediately, not once but twice, with a goal of […]