“It is truly incredible to think how far the school has come in just under 35 years.”
No extra local traffic wardens over holiday weekend
“They work under the same protocols on a Bank Holiday as they work under on an ordinary working day.”
Consultant explains why SWAH is a great place to work
“Fermanagh is a beautiful county and the people are the friendliest, generous and most welcoming – we are delighted to make this our home!”
Urgent call for SWAH to be put into special measures
The call comes after a group of former SWAH doctors expressed concern ‘toxic’ management at the hospital was risking patient safety.
Emma releases ‘Mental Wealth’ book
A FERMANAGH mental health champion is hoping that her newly published book will support the local community to ‘maintain optimum mental wealth and wellbeing’. Emma Weaver, founder of an organisation which helps local business try to achieve a better mental health and wellbeing in the workplace, has recently released her self penned book ‘Mental Wealth’. […]
Cuts put lives at risk
THE PEOPLE of Fermanagh have spoken, and their message is clear – get Stormont back up and running to prevent crippling cuts and help save local lives. Over the weekend we saw history in the making in Fermanagh, with Sinn Féin enjoying sweeping success in the local Council election. The party has credited its phenomenal […]
Medic Ciara ready for ‘rewarding’ Zambia trip
A FOURTH year medical student at Queen’s University Belfast, Ciara McCaffrey, is set to travel to Zambia for four weeks to work with a child health specialist charity. The opportunity to work alongside i4Life, a child health specialist charity which works in low resource countries, came around as part of Ciara’s final year medical elective, […]
Family of Patsy Kelly ‘hurt’ by new inquest decision
THE family of Patsy Kelly who was murdered after closing up his pub in Trillick nearly 50 years ago have said a decision by the Attorney General not to hold a fresh inquest has caused them ‘enormous hurt’. It comes just weeks after a major report by the Police Ombudsman found that the family was […]
Demand for justice on Michael Leonard killing
A HUMAN rights activist has demanded that justice be given to the family of Michael Leonard 50 years after his killing by the RUC. Pettigo man Mr Leonard was shot by the RUC around 200 metres from the Donegal border at Letter on May 17, 1973. He had been a disqualified driver at the time. Afterwards […]