Children across the country began their first day of primary school this week, stepping into classrooms filled with bright colours, eager teachers, and new friends. Dressed in crisp uniforms and carrying oversized school bags, tears, hugs, and proud smiles marked the first day of Primary 1 as young children walked through school gates for the […]
Fermanagh invasion of the eight-legged freaks!
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As spider season kicks in, many homes across Fermanagh have noticed a significant increase in the number of eight-legged ‘friends’ making their way indoors. While there has been no official confirmation of an ‘invasion’ from the boffins, according to ‘Herald readers this year’s spider season has already been particularly busy here in the county. These arachnid visitors often seek shelter […]
Lisbellaw man banned for ‘racing’ at 100mph
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An 18 year old from Lisbellaw, who was charged with driving at approximately 100mph in a 60mph zone, has been disqualified from driving for two weeks. Ryan Hannigan (18), of Rabbitburrow Road, Lisbellaw, appeared before Enniskillen Magistrates Court where he was charged with a number of motoring offences dating to May this year. The court heard […]
Rise in racially-motivated crimes sparks concerns
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The number of racially-motivated crimes in Fermanagh and Omagh has risen over the past year, according to new figures released by the PSNI. Between June 2024 and June 2025, 32 race-related crimes were recorded in the district – 13 more than in the previous year. In contrast, other areas have reported decreases, with Mid Ulster […]
Son leads charity walk to honour his late Mum
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The son and friends of the late Amanda Corrigan, who passed away last month after a brave battle with cancer, are preparing to walk from Sligo to Enniskillen to raise funds for charity. The 40-mile walk will take place over two days, starting on October 4, with all proceeds going to for the Friends of […]
‘We deserve healthcare we can all depend on’
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Fermanagh GAA has issued a strong call for health authorities to engage meaningfully with the people of Fermanagh regarding the removal of emergency general surgery (EGS) from the SWAH. In their appeal to the Western Trust and the Department of Health, the county board highlighted the significant affect the removal of the service has had […]
Aisling Centre ready for Cuilcagh trek
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People from across the county are set to take part in a walk up Cuilcagh Mountain on Saturday (September 6) to show their support and solidarity for people living with mental health challenges. A large crowd is expected to take part in the local event, which is being organised by the Aisling Centre in Enniskillen, […]
Major win for women’s rugby
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In a major win for grassroots sport, Enniskillen Rugby Club (ERC) has been celebrating a significant funding boost to help its women’s rugby programme continue to thrive. The club has been one of the stand-out success stories for local women’s sport in recent times, with five of the 15 starting players for Ulster in last […]
Appeal for volunteers to help protect children
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The NSPCC is appealing to people across Fermanagh to volunteer in local primary schools, with the charity struggling to find locals to help out in the county. The children’s charity’s ‘Speak Out Stay Safe’ programme teaches school children how to recognise abuse, to understand that it’s never their fault, and to know how to get help. To date there are […]
Teen’s fundraiser prompted by Maguiresbridge tragedy
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A Fermanagh teenager is gearing up to take part in the Enniskillen Spooktacular, determined to raise much-needed funds for Women’s Aid in the wake of the tragic Maguiresbridge incident. Motivated by recent events involving pupils from his school, Finlay Bell has dedicated himself to this important cause, combining his training in cycling and wrestling with a […]