“If St Mary’s was unable to achieve the very best for our children, we wouldn’t be fighting so passionately for its retention.”
Praise for kindness of stranger at Enniskillen playpark
“I just want to say a huge thank you. It was unexpected and a massive kindness and it completely helped me out when I was distressed.”
Maloney set for Enniskillen gig at Charlie’s Bar
“The live music really creates a great buzz and an atmosphere and we’ve been very lucky with the support that we’ve received.”
Eco-friendly Fermanagh farmers ‘unfairly targeted’
“We have been working together. We are the custodians of the environment. We protect our wildlife.”
Marathon fundraiser for SWAH sensory suite
The team, which has been training since January, will be taking part in the Belfast Marathon this Sunday.
Police Ombudsman to investigate murder of Jim Murphy
A letter was sent to the Fermanagh Herald in 1974 claiming to be from the UFF, accepting responsibility for his murder.
‘Collusive behaviour’ in Patsy Kelly murder
Ms Anderson’s report pointed to a failure to act on intelligence about an active UVF unit in the Fermanagh area.
Enniskillen man recovering well from cardiac arrest
Fundraising is continuing to help Pauric and his family.
FOI shows Trust knew risks of removing SWAH surgery
The document shows it was suggested to use the new overnight elective care centre at the SWAH as a way of mitigating negative media coverage.
‘No pressure on us’ says Kerr, ahead of semi with Town
Strathroy Harps 3 Enniskillen Rangers 2 Enniskillen Rangers suffered a narrow league defeat to Strathroy Harps in Omagh on Friday night ahead of this week’s Mulhern Cup semi-finals involving both sides. Corey Wood fired a double to turn it around for the hosts who trailed early after Jason Cluff struck in the third minute. Tommy Murphy then put […]