“This is not just something for large commercial premises to be concerned about.”
Police treating Enniskillen poster as “hate incident”
An investigation has been launched into the Armistice Day posters which suggested the Union flag represents occupation and inequality.
Public concern over high street voucher access
“The NI voucher scheme is turning into a bit of a fiasco.”
New system to improve diagnostic services in Fermanagh
“Today is excellent news for our health service, and pathology services in particular.”
Booster jab no shows putting pressure on services
“We want to see an end to this, and obviously the booster will aid that.”
Road reopens after car struck tree
THE Inishmore Road, Enniskillen has reopened following a road traffic collision which occurred this morning. Police received a report of a one vehicle road traffic collision at approximately 8am this morning, Thursday November 11th at the Inishmore Road, Enniskillen. The vehicle had struck a tree. A road diversion is currently in place at the Derryhanny […]
Court told Belleek man’s DNA found on car bomb
The off duty police officer discovered the device, which had been attached to the underside of his jeep at Shandon Park in Belfast in 2019.
Quinn says violent campaign has harmed his family
The Derrylin man condemned the attack on Mr Lunney, and other attacks on Mannok directors or property.
St Michael’s officially open new sports complex
Later that evening, Enniskillen Running Club held its first training session on the new running track at St Michael’s College.
Sharp rise in Fermanagh Covid infections
There were 322 cases in Fermanagh postcode areas, up from 250 last week.