District Judge Steven Keown noted the charges had been completely dismissed “without any blemish on their character.”
BID’s bid to keep boosting Enniskillen business
“We see that Enniskillen has a very vibrant future.”
Prison sentence for Lack man trying to steal coffee machine
The defendant was sentenced to three months in custody.
Neonatal babies being transferred to Dublin
“Whenever there are capacity issues across the network, arrangements are in place to transfer babies to one of the three Dublin maternity hospitals.”
Enniskillen officially the most welcoming town in UK
The survey researched more than 232 million verified reviews to assess the most welcoming places in the UK
Swann welcomes military assistance for health service
THE Department of Health has confirmed that its latest request for military assistance for the Northern Ireland health service has been approved. The Health Minister said: “Our health service has been battling Covid and its numerous obstacles for two years. Whilst the recent surge in Omicron cases did not translate into the possible worst case scenario […]
Stormont has powers to set social security rates
CORRESPONDENCE received in response to concerns raised by the local Council over the cessation of the £20 uplift in Universal Credit during Covid, has shown Stormont has the powers” to set its own Social Security rates. Previously a member tried to raise this point but was prevented by what he described as “misinformation”. The Chief Executive Alison […]
Local mother withdraws Covid legal challenge
CAMPAIGNING mother and son, Lee Martin and Caroline Wheeler from Enniskillen, have decided to withdraw their legal challenge with the Department of Health as they don’t want to “damage public confidence” in the Covid booster vaccination programme, they said. Their decision to withdraw their judicial review into the delay in Lee receiving his Covid jab […]
A Hell of a night…When Meat Loaf rocked Bundoran and ended up getting sued
WHERE Meat Loaf went controversy generally followed and so it was when the rock legend played Donegal in 2008. It was not the star’s first visit to the county. Many Fermanagh followers saw him when he first played in 1990, in the Astoria Ballroom, Bundoran on February 11 and the Mount Errigal Hotel on Valentine’s Day. […]
It’s time to return the railway to Fermanagh
WITH the Department of Infrastructure now considering the submissions to the All-Island Rail Review Strategy, campaigners have been making the case for the return of the railways to Fermanagh. As reported in last week’s Herald, the deadline for submissions to the public consultation to the review was last Friday, and locals were strongly encouraged by […]