The survey found that in Fermanagh and Omagh the car was the main mode of transport for 80 percent of people.
On the road again to raise funds for cancer
The pair enjoyed the epic challenge and found great comfort in meeting many people on the day.
Fermanagh people reporting false Covid test results
Those who have felt unwell and displayed the symptoms of Covid-19 followed government advice to carry out a lateral flow test at home.
Community re-groups in support of Sean Quinn
The socially-distanced meeting was a re-grouping of the supporters of Sean Quinn in the Cavan, Fermanagh and Leitrim communities.
Lisnaskea man charged with historic sex charges
A LISNASKEA man has appeared in court charged with nine counts of historic sex charges. Gerard Augustine Quaile (55) of Sylvan Hill, Lisnaskea appeared at Enniskillen Magistrates Court on Monday for a preliminary enquiry (PE). Quaile, who appeared in court dressed in black and wearing a red face mask, is charged with nine counts of […]
Curtain up for Fermanagh Musical Theatre with murder mystery musical.
Curtain up for Fermanagh Musical Theatre with murder mystery musical. IT’S LIGHTS, camera, action at last for the cast and crew of Fermanagh Musical Theatre’s upcoming production of ‘Curtains’ the murder mystery musical. After what has been a challenging and unprecedented time for the arts industry, talented performers from across the county are ready to […]
Teenager who threatened to ‘bite’ ear off hospital staff given prison sentence
A MAN who threatened to “bite” the ear off a member of staff at SWAH after police found him lying on the road has been sentenced to prison. Appearing at Enniskillen Magistrates Court on Monday via videolink from Hydebank Prison, Daniel Rodger (19) of Garden Mews, Cookstown, was convicted of two counts of assault on […]
All smiles… Legion opens doors to the public again
THE ROYAL British Legion, Enniskillen has opened its doors to the community once again, only this time with a change of scenery for locals to enjoy. The local branch which recently applied and won a grant from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust of nearly £30,000, used the money to refurbish seating in the lounge […]
Euro Auctions bought by Canadian company who inspired brothers
EURO AUCTIONS of Dromore has just sold for $1.1 billion (£790 m sterling). Founded by Derek Keys and his brothers in the County Tyrone village in 1998, Euro Auctions conducts unreserved auctions of industrial plant, construction equipment and agricultural machinery across the globe. The transaction has been approved by the Board of Directors of […]
Belleek and Garrison residents dealing with effects of flooding
FLOODING continues to be a problem in Belleek, while residents and businesses in Garrison are still cleaning up their properties following floods likened to “the river running down the street”. Videos of the torrential rain and its effect on the villages have been posted online showing the extent of the flooding and the panicked reaction […]