£13m deficit could see Ulsterbus pulling routes in rural Fermanagh.
Fermanagh on a mission against Wexford
The preliminaries are over, now it’s time to get down to real business. Fermanagh can reflect on a useful McKenna cup campaign with three good group wins followed by a battling defeat to Tyrone. That’s history now though, and Rory Gallagher will be eager to hit the ground running with Wexford the guests at Brewster […]
Man with synthetic drugs is sent to prison
The man had 68 grams of synthetic cannabinoid, ab-chminaca, which mimics the effects of THC, the active ingredient in cannabis.
Major £1m development to transform Kesh and Ederney
‘It is good to see that the work has started at long last. It’s been four years since we put in the application’
Derrylin and Belleek could lose out in bus shake-up
Erne West Cllr Alex Baird has expressed concern at any threat to the popular route.
LISTEN: Corrigan demands more as St Michael’s progress
St Michael’s, Enniskillen got the better of St Patrick’s, Cavan this afternoon, but only after overturning a 1-2 to 0-8 half-time deficit.
Ballinamallard take on Cliftonville tonight
ANDY Crawford has warned Ballinamallard United supporters that the battle for survival is going to be a long haul. On Saturday the Mallards suffered a “demoralising” 1-0 defeat at relegation rivals Warrenpoint Town, a result that means the Ferney Park outfit is still four points behind Carrick Rangers, but a whopping 10 adrift of Matthew […]
Refuge had to turn 55 women in need away
“How many more women have to die before you do something? What are you going to do and when?”
Ice cream shot in the arm for our social life!
One of Fermanagh’s best known businesses is opening on Enniskillen Townhall Street on St Patrick’s day, March 17th.
Full steam ahead for gas pipeline to Fermanagh
‘Natural gas is the cleanest fossil fuel with the least environmental impact, and has a vital role to play in reducing fuel poverty levels’