Emergency services attended the scene of a road traffic collision in Lisnaskea earlier this afternoon (Monday).
Teenage girl chased by men with sword in family feud
Seven members of the same extended family have appeared in court on separate charges relating to a feud.
Visitor counts cost of carpark break-in
TOURISTS to Fermanagh are the latest victims of crime in the county.
BT shuts the door on cable option to improve broadband
NO fibre optic broadband cables will be laid along the route of the Gas to the West pipeline to Fermanagh, BT have confirmed.
Glimmer of hope for Roslea daycare centre
It is now up to the Minster of Health Simon Hamilton to decide the future of Carn Court Day Centre in Roslea.
Will new drinking laws mean the end of the rural pub?
THE drink driving limits in the North are to be slashed in the coming months, prompting fears for the future of Fermanagh’s rural pubs and restaurants. Inspector Roy Robinson told the Fermanagh Herald the new laws, which were decided upon in Stormont last year, would come into effect in the spring and there were still […]
DARD Minister visits Fermanagh to witness flooding
Michelle O’Neill visits Enniskillen to see event of flooding levels
‘Negligent’ government blamed for floods
FLOODING in Fermanagh is not “an act of God” but rather the result of “complete negligence” by the council and Government. That was the message from members of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, who are to write to the Office of First Minister and Deputy First Minister (OFMDFM) pleading for help tackling the issue of […]
Pelican to puffin: busy crossing should be safer
IMPROVEMENTS costing approximately £16,000 has just been completed at a road traffic crossing on Forthill Street, Enniskillen. As reported in the Fermanagh Herald during the summer, there were fears that a serious accident could be caused at the crossing, situated at the entrance to Dunnes Stores. Reports were that pedestrians were taking, “their lives into […]