“I’m full of dread of how I am letting clients down again, letting staff down again. Everyone I’ve spoken to is in bits.”
Keep it up Fermanagh! Covid cases starting to drop
While there is still a long way to go, local efforts to get the virus under control have obviously been paying off.
Christmas delivery scam warning
The email claims to be from the Post Office and states that the recipient has an Amazon delivery order with a missing address.
Bakery announces new jobs after £5.8 million investment
Crust and Crumb to buy new equipment to keep up with ever increasing demand
Renaissance man Mickey to be laid to rest today
Brother of late community stalwart urges people to talk about their mental health.
Swann says Covid not to blame for cancelled procedures
NO HEALTH condition is being “prioritised” over another at the moment, with patients being treated according to clinical need as far as capacity will allow, according the Health Minister. Since the outbreak of the Covid crisis the health service has reconfigured itself to deal with the recurring surges of the virus. This has resulted in […]
Going the extra mile to support Marie Curie
THE communities of Belleek and Garrison have not let Covid stop them from going the extra mile in support of the Marie Curie ‘Your Walk, Your Way Campaign’, which raised over £7,500 during the month of September. Teresa O’Loughlin, owner of Think6 Marketing Solutions told the Herald, “Think6 has been working with Marie Curie on […]
Niamh and Conor tie the knot… eventually!
WHILE Covid restrictions on weddings continue to cause heartbreak among many local couples. For new bride Niamh McGovern, planning her big day within ‘five weeks’ to husband Conor last month proved to be no task, having loved him since the age of 16. Speaking on their journey to the altar, Niamh told the Herald, “In […]
Mum praises pharmacist for saving her son’s life
A GARRISON mother is on a mission to raise awareness for Type 1 Diabetes and early symptoms after her son was saved by a trip to local pharmacist Siobhan McNulty. Michelle Duffy took her son Cameron (14) to Melvin’s Pharmacy to get passport photographs ahead of his school trip with St Michael’s College to Manchester. […]
Racheal steps out in support of NI Children’s Hospice
LOCAL STUDENT Racheal Clifford is stepping out with family and friends to raise essential funds for the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice. The St Kevin’s College pupil showed a level of strength and determination that was well above her 15 years as she took to social media to highlight her desire to run 5K for one […]