Mr Bell, whose father was just 21-years-old when he died, said the church service had been very important to their family.
Cost of living crisis sees demand for support soar
“There is no shame in seeking help, it is absolutely the right thing to do.”
Crufts delight for Derrygonnelly’s Katie and Peggy
“I first showed at Crufts when I was nine years old and as a team, we hope to continue with the success that we are building.”
Five things to do with your leftover Guinness
You can do a lot more with the ‘black stuff’ than just drink it.
Fermanagh’s connections to Ireland’s most famous saint
Probably the most famous local landmark in to bear St Patrick’s name within the county can be found in beautiful little corner of Belcoo.
McGovern brother acquitted of Lunney threat
Twist sees false evidence under oath exposed in court as police confirm man cautioned for perjury
Retailer says fuel crisis ‘like nothing seen before’
“In 2008 we seen something similar, but nothing near this scale.”
Taking to the skies in memory of Katie-May and Nicola
Grassroots efforts have been underway in the Lisnaskea area, particularly by the Emmetts, to help bring better mental health supports to the community
Fermanagh council workers set for strike action
Council workers, education and housing executive workers announce first week of strike action for pay justice.
School bus driver shortage starting to hit home locally
“It’s a continuing problem, and I can’t foresee it’s going to get any better.”