The innovative boat will arrive in Carrybridge this weekend where it will complete a historic four month ‘arts voyage’ through Ireland.
Why low A-level grades aren’t the end of the world
“Results day is always an emotional time which can bring both celebration and disappointment for students.”
Adam gets Lucy’s vote!
“I can’t believe how lucky I am to get to spend the rest of my life with such a beautiful woman who I can now call my wife!”
Enniskillen Bypass one of Minister’s top priorities
The project is still waiting on funding to be secured, however.
Fermanagh Musical Theatre returns with ‘9 to 5’
Tickets are now available for the spectacular show, which will run from tomorrow evening until August 24th.
Elderly man convicted of sexual assault turns on police
. Bail was refused and District Judge Steven Keown decided to order pre-sentence reports on the sex case and adjourned sentencing until September 5.
Enniskillen ‘possible location’ for new pizza franchise
“Our ultimate goal is for virtually everyone in Ireland, north and south, to have access to a local Four Star Pizza outlet.”
Local campaigner not impressed by gambling ads ban
“Until people realise this is a serious public health issue nothing is going to change.”
Fermanagh drivers revved up over MOT delays
The DVA has said it is still experiencing “significant demand” for vehicle testing services.










