Almost 20 years on from the Good Friday Agreement there are concerns over the polarising rhetoric of the recent election campaign.
Foster under fire over ‘special treatment’
Chairman of the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Mary Garrity, acted to have Ms Foster removed from the room.
Travel disruption as bus users braced for all-out strik
The No 30 route from Doengal to Dublin, via Fermanagh, is expected to be disrupted by the stike.
Enniskillen man exposed himself on busy road bridge
Kieran Kelly of Derrin Park in Enniskillen appeared before Enniskillen Magistrates Court on Monday for sentencing.
Businessman bounced cheque at local butcher’s
AN Enniskillen businessman has escaped jail for spending a bad in cheque in a local butchers shop. Keith Black (39) of Market Court, Chanterhill in Enniskillen was charged with fraud by false representation on July 21st which caused loss to Stewart’s Butchers, Enniskillen. Enniskillen Magistrates Court heard on Monday that a cheque for […]
Fears that bank closure could lead to more crime
THERE are fears of increased burglaries along the Donegal-Fermanagh border with the upcoming closure of the Bank of Ireland branch in Belleek. The bank has confirmed that their Belleek branch will close its doors on Friday, March 24th after a well-publicised campaign to save the border village’s last remaining bank fell on deaf ears The […]
And that’s a wrap from Fermanagh South Tyrone
Sinn Fein were the winners in today’s Assembly Election count as all three Fermanagh South Tyrone candidates claimed a seat. Michelle Gildernew and Sean Lynch were returned, alongside newcomer Jemma Dolan. DUP Leader, Arlene Foster topped the polls and was elected early on in Stage two with 8,745 votes, while Sinn Fein’s Gildernew and Dolan […]
Nail biting finish for Fermanagh South Tyrone
It could be coming down to a battle between Maurice Morrow and Sean Lynch for the last seat.
Foster anxious to get back to work after election
SDLP’s Richie McPhillips eliminated at Stage 2 at the count centre in Omagh