Cycling the length and breadth of the county in a 300-mile fundraising challenge for Cancer Research UK
Foster would ‘move away’ in a united Ireland
FIRST MINISTER Arlene Foster has declared she would ‘move away’ in the event of a united Ireland and has faced backlash for her remarks from other local politicians. The Fermanagh MLA recently told RTE her views, “I don’t think that I would feel comfortable and that’s why I think I would leave, because what’s the […]
Most affable man in Fermanagh policing retires
THE Fermanagh Herald caught up with PSNI Chief Inspector Roy Robinson on the week he retired from policing after 42 and a half years. In a long and distinguished career, Roy has witnessed changes in policing work, the police force and local society as a whole. The most affable man in policing has also navigated […]
Motorist banned for two years on range of offences
He was disqualified from driving for two years and ordered to pay £1,150 in fines.
Second ‘Camino’ route is in the pipeline for Fermanagh
Both proposed pilgrim routes could become smaller versions of the famous Spanish walk.
Buy-to-let property figures take a fall
There has been a four percent decrease in the number of buy-to-let properties purchased this year.
Allister gets the ‘red card’ for comments on local GAA clubs
THERE has been animated reaction to comments made by unionist politician, Jim Allister, who recently referred to the villages of Derrygonnelly and Trillick as “obscure places”. The Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV) party leader was invited on radio to discuss the allocation of the Sports NI Sport Sustainability Fund, which was announced last week. While on […]
Town centre’s ‘beating heart’ has changed
Historian Frankie recalls a lively Enniskillen town where there was plenty of banter.
Strong opposition to plans to knock down Quinn pub
For many years the famous bar had been the ‘go to’ watering hole for Fermanagh sports and music fans.