Work resumes on new GAA development


WORK has resumed on a new main pitch for Tempo GAA club. Within recent days contractors have moved on site and the walkway around the pitch is already beginning to take shape.  Speaking about the works currently ongoing Conor Meehan, secretary of Tempo Maguires explained, “Contractors are on site, working away while adhering to social […]


Local shoppers feeling the pain as food prices increase


FERAMANAGH shoppers are being hit in the pocket with supermarket prices steadily creeping up since the virus lockdown began. According to both trade experts and Herald readers, prices have been on the rise for sometime. For example, The Grocer magazine’s most recent price index revealed the larger chains have seen hikes of up to 2.6 […]


BREAKTHROUGH IN MISSING MAN CASE


EIGHTEEN YEARS after his mysterious disappearance there has been a major breakthrough in the search for missing man Tony Lynch (54) after his vehicle was found submerged at the bottom of Lough Corradilar near Lisnaskea.  The father-of-four from Magheraveely disappeared back in 2002, after he was last seen in Clones at around 6pm on Sunday […]


Pandemic pints…freshly pulled & delivered to your door


ONE LOCAL pub is determined to keep thirsty punters happy over the pandemic with a delivery service offering freshly pulled pints and a selection of cocktails delivered to your door. While the future seems so uncertain for pubs across Ireland hit by the lockdown, some bars are already finding ways to keep their customers smiling. […]


Mum and daughter team brighten up health workers’ day


A MOTHER and daughter duo from Tempo have brought a pop of colour to scrubs for healthcare staff. Colette Campbell and daughter Ciara (10) have been designing and stitching child friendly scrubs for the staff at SWAH children’s ward.  The first batch of scrubs have been delivered to staff at the Enniskillen ward. Dinosaurs, flowers […]


Call to reopen shut school to aid social distancing


ALMOST three years after it shut its doors for the last time there are now calls for St Eugene’s College in Roslea to be reopened to help accommodate social distancing when students return to school. While there are still no concrete details on when or how our young people will be returning to their classrooms, […]


Council re-opens recycling centre


The Council has partially re-opened its household recycling centres at  Enniskillen and Kesh from today Monday 18 May to facilitate the disposal of essential waste for residents. The re-opening of the  centres follows confirmation from the Northern Ireland Executive that travel to and from a Recycling Centre was an approved journey under the regulations The […]