The book tells the story of a family of 11 children originally from Fermanagh, whose mother passed away in 1991.
Sensational deal will ‘ramp up’ business
“The Euro Auctions brand will continue and the staff will be the same.”
Patrick was ‘a proud Irishman and a man of the land’
“His patriotism for his land and his love of God were the one origin”
SWC to help gauge public needs for electric vehicles
The FASTER project is working with local and district councils to identify suitable locations for this much-needed infrastructure.
PSNI appealing for information following damage to council property in Belcoo
Police in Enniskillen are appealing for information following an incident of criminal damage to council property in Belcoo. The damage occurred between 10pm on Sunday night (15 August) and 9.30am on Monday morning (16 August). Constable Curran said: “We received a report that part of the fence beside the Cotton Lawn field on Main […]
Community saddened by tragic death of a ‘gentleman’
“Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.”
‘Sculptic Clinic’ duo taking aesthetics industry by storm
FERMANAGH duo has been busy taking the aesthetics industry by storm through their revolutionary business, ‘Sculptic Clinic’, based in Enniskillen. The exclusive clinic which offers a wide range of specialist non-surgical, aesthetic treatments for both and women, opened over two years ago, with local pair Louise Donnelly and Breige Leonard at the helm of […]
McPhillips family ‘touched’ at support of local community
Ray of Hope’ weekend to remember Mickey McPhillips is a huge success with talks, walks and music. JUST a few days on since the completion of the ‘Ray of Hope’ weekend in memory of Mickey McPhillips, the immediate and extended McPhillips family are still overwhelmed at how ‘kind’ the local community have been in […]
Roads Service already getting prepared for the new bypass
MORE cycle lanes, pedestrian crossings, and getting ready for the planned Enniskillen bypass are all among the Roads Service’s priorities for Fermanagh in the year ahead. Recently divisional roads manager David McKinney gave councillors an update on the key infrastructure projects that were delivered locally in recent months, such as significant resurfacing on the A32 […]
Garry’s for the barber’s chair in aid of Down’s Syndrome
LOCAL rally star, Garry Jennings, will take to the barber’s chair for the first time in years during the Kesh Community Carnival this weekend to get his renowned locks removed for the first time in 15 years, in an almighty bid to raise funds for Down’s Syndrome charities. The owner of the Mayfly Bar and […]