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Raw sewage pumping into the river Erne

Department confirms sewage is being released into the water after heavy rain, in the event of mechanical failure, and when pipes block.

Halloween on the High Street in Enniskillen on Saturday

“Due to the ongoing Covid-19 health pandemic the Council made the decision to focus its efforts on offering a range of small-scale family activities.”

Heartbreak at death of inspirational carer

The late Eileen Gilheaney (69) of Drumbrochas, Macken, passed away unexpectedly at her home last Wednesday.

Lilley’s rebrand takes the business back to its roots

The busy stations have returned to the famous brand.

Fermanagh Covid figures rise again this week

In Fermanagh itself, there were 235 positive cases, up from 202 the week before.

Everybody hates Brexit, new report confirms

People are still worried about the impact it has been having on community relations, political stability, and North/South cooperation.

Tumbling Paddies set out action-packed Christmas tour

THE popular Fermanagh music group, The Tumbling Paddies, are ready to embark on an action-packed Christmas tour which will see them perform in eight different venues over the festive season. The Tumbling Paddies kick off their Christmas tour on Friday 3 December at the Silverbirch Hotel in Omagh and conclude in the Allingham Arms Hotel […]

Fermanagh community unites for Tanya

RIGHT across the county, people have united and donated in aid of a fundraising campaign to secure medical cancer treatment for Belleek native, Tanya Dunne. Tanya, a stalwart of the Erne Gaels GAA club, is fighting for her life after receiving news that her chemotherapy is not controlling her illness and she now has to […]

New proposals would see Fermanagh South Tyrone include parts of Armagh!

PROPOSED changes to the local electoral boundary area could soon see the constituency of Fermanagh and South Tyrone taking in parts of Armagh. Last week the Boundary Commission for Northern Ireland published its plans for the 2023 Review of Parliamentary Constituency Boundaries. These proposals will see around 20 local government wards moved, and over 50 that […]