By Mark McGoldrick IN May 2021, the people of Fermanagh were touched when then three-year old James Cox took part in a mammoth walking challenge to raise money for the Children’s Heartbeat Trust. Shortly after he was born, James was diagnosed with a hole in his heart, along with several other abnormalities and problems to […]
Monkeypox is ‘very different’ from Covid – Trust
MONKEYPOX is “very different” and much less contagious than Covid, the Western Trust has assured the local public. There has been one suspected case of the disease in the Trust area, however there have been no confirmed cases, the Trust’s medical director Catherine McDonnell confirmed. Ms McDonnell was delivering a report at the June meeting of the Western Trust […]
Community left ‘heartbroken’ after tragic road deaths
Two heartbreaking tragedies have rocked the county this week.
Sick of rising local fuel prices?
By John Carney IT MAY come as a shock to local motorists, but Northern Ireland has the cheapest fuel prices in the UK and a new fuel price tracking app is getting the credit for it. Latest government figures reveal the cost of both petrol and diesel has soared to record levels per litre, but thanks to a […]
Lough Erne survey reveals insights into modern man
The resort has revealed the results of an interesting new survey ahead of Father’s Day.
Protocol plan is branded ‘reckless and dangerous’
“The north’s economy is outperforming others, business is growing and new jobs are being created. There is no sense in what the British are doing.”
Night of painting and chatting at the Killyhevlin
You don’t need any experience at all, just a desire to relax and paint.
Arlene Foster to form pro-union lobby group
“I haven’t gone away in terms of advocating for the Union.”
Police cuts could hit Fermanagh crime investigations
Police chief warns lack of Stormont budget will impact force’s ability to do its job.