THE second ForSight store in the North officially opened in Enniskillen on Friday. This comes shortly after the opening of the first ForSight store in Omagh in Co.Tyrone. ForSight is a sister company of NCBI (National Council for the Blind of Ireland) which has been providing direct support services to people who are blind or […]
Call for price increase to help Fermanagh farmers
UFU lobbying in a bid to alleviate pressure on farmers
Jacqueline’s ‘passionate’ about her tanning business!
“I started my business a few years ago as I wanted to bring a professional service to Fermanagh that meets everyones’ skin tones.”
Enniskillen writer signs book deal with major publisher
Already the global publishing company is calling the Fermanagh man “a star in the making.”
Fermanagh local authority workers take to picket lines
The strike started on Tuesday, April 26 and will last until Sunday, May 1 and again from Tuesday, May 3 until Sunday, May 8.
Terrorism accused fails in internet phone bid
Judge Keown said he was not minded to amend the bail conditions at this stage but agreed to review the matter again on 23 May.
Derrygonnelly home is on the market for around £1.5 million
By Rebecca McGirr Take a look inside this outstanding, fully renovated, eight bedroom period property in the heart of the Fermanagh countryside, once visited by the famous author C.S Lewis as a child. The property is on the market for £1,450,000 and is steeped in an interesting history. Built in 1829 by reverend Hamilton as […]
Border poet launching new collection
The launch will be held in the Rockfield Community Hall, Ballyshannon on Friday April 29 at 7.30 pm.
Beckett festival returns for it’s 10th anniversary!
THE Samuel Beckett festival is set to return to Enniskillen this summer to mark it’s 10th anniversary after a two year abscence due to Covid 19. This occasion will mark 100 years of Beckett’s time in Enniskillen, from when he attended Portora Royal School . Seán Doran, from Doran Browne Artspreneurs who is organising the […]
SWAH struggling to cope with ‘unprecedented’ demand
Almost 1,000 patients attend Emergency Department in a week