Many will know Jane and her family from the bar they ran together beside their home.
‘L’ drivers get go ahead to book practical test
Around 8,000 people from the north were in the queue when the portal opened at 10am on Monday.
PSNI issue warning after spate of overnight car thefts
Police in Enniskillen are investigating reports of the theft of a car, and thefts from a number of vehicles, in the early hours of yesterday morning (Thursday 13th May). Sergeant Balfour said: “Police received a report that a grey coloured Volkswagen Golf had been stolen from the Kilmore Green area of Lisnaskea. “It’s believed to […]
Blanaid steps down from Fermanagh Women’s Aid
There has been a genuine expression of regret at Blanaid McKinney’s decision to step away from the charity to which gave a decade of service.
Questions over hospitality reopening fiasco
Bars given a presumptive date to open, only to find that the goalposts had moved at the last possible minute for them.
Fracking research to continue despite opposition
DESPITE the strong local opposition to fracking in Fermanagh being repeated time and time again, Economy Minister Diane Dodds appears intent on continuing with “research” on the practice here in the county. As reported in the Herald last week, the consultancy firm hired by the Department of the Economy to carry out the research into […]
Arlene likely to pen autobiography
Friends of First Minister Foster believe she may lend her voice and experience to the campaign against social media abuse.
Expectant mothers welcome easing of restrictions
The Trust can only accommodate within a Covid secure environment, and some women have seen their partners denied access.
Trial hears from husband accused of Lough Erne murder
The man denies murdering his wife while on a family holiday on Lough Erne in 2017.
Anti-abortion posters causing pain to grieving mothers
The posters have been put up outside the entrance to SWAH and outside a local school.