Two bars in Lisnaskea have had their licence renewals denied, but are both appealing the decision.
Appeal for Murphy, the brave little dog
Poor little Murphy, who was dumped in a ditch, has lost his leg but is doing well.
Parents unconvinced by sudden U-turn on Brollagh
PARENTS of Brollagh School will not accept “short term solutions” or “stays of execution” as the Council for Catholic Maintained Schools (CCMS) has withdrawn a proposal to close the school. The CCMS made a U-turn in a letter to the Board of Governors on Thursday. It had threatened to close the school by August […]
‘It’s all about belief’
It’s been an eventful ten months for Gerry Flanagan. Back at the start of the year Malachy McConnell got him talked into taking on the Belnaleck seniors. It’s a small club, not a huge pick, but the Aughawillan native says he didn’t need a huge amount of persuading to take on the job. “They […]
‘Mum would have loved to see me walk down the aisle’
Shane Sweeney from Irvinestown was reacting to last week’s overwhelming vote by Australians in favour of legalising same-sex marriage.
Principals issue stark new warning on looming meltdown
“Our classrooms are in crisis…schools are struggling to cover a basic curriculum,” the public statement read.
Plans to transform old workhouse into new business hub
Enniskillen Workhouse was designed by George Wilkinson and opened at the end of 1845.
Ulster Bank closure linked to drop in town trade
Irvinestown is one of 11 branch closures announced by Ulster Bank as more of its customers are opting to use digital banking services.
Demolition possible for school at heart of community
Situated right at the centre of the border village, St Eugene’s has been lying empty since the school was officially closed on August 31 this year.
Deadlock in trial of manager linked to road death
Keenan, a football manager, was returning from a match in Maguiresbridge with three passengers at the time.