FRANCIS Smith, a former sister over the Critical Care Unit at SWAH has came out of retirement in order to help her colleagues in one of the toughest and most frightening battles she has faced in a career that spans over 29 years. Speaking to the Herald about this experience and coming back to the […]
New community phone service breaking isolation
NEW phone befriending service reaching out to those isolated in our community has been launched by Fermanagh House. Although the building is closed there has been lots of hard work going on behind the scenes to quickly turn around a dedicated phone service ‘Connect Fermanagh’. Spearheaded by Fermanagh Trust Director Lauri McCusker and his team […]
Family strives to protect ‘little warrior’ from Covid
Six-month-old Dylan was born with a Congenital Heart Defect and is awaiting further heart surgery.
Church parishes ‘taking £10,000 hit per month’
“The community have made such a big effort to protect and look after one another.”
Dedicated ‘Covid Centre’ opens at Enniskillen site
Local GPs pull together to help treat virus victims
SWAH to temporarily close inpatient paediatrics
The news comes days after the Western Trust warned the service could be disrupted.
Hairdressers & beauticians give SWAH staff helping hand
“It’s been so refreshing as well to see how all the local beauty and hair businesses have banded together to help, support and encourage each other.”
Enniskillen bypass plans are put on hold
DESPITE the fact the Stormont is now back up and running, complete with funding promises for vital projects, it would appear the long awaited Enniskillen bypass is still a long way away. It’s been over a decade since the major infrastructure project, which could transform Enniskillen’s notorious traffic troubles by linking the main Dublin and […]