Kevin Lunney

QUINN BOSS SEEKS COURT PROTECTION


A DIRECTOR at one of businessman Sean Quinn’s former companies is seeking a restraining order after he was allegedly subjected to a “vicious attack”, the High Court heard today. Kevin Lunney’s lawyer claimed he was targeted earlier this month as part of a wider campaign involving arson attacks, firebombs and online harassment of other executives. […]


Court

Bail for man accused of assaulting his ex-partner


A MAN accused of assaulting and harassing his ex-partner has been released on bail despite police objections.  Emil Krastev (32) of Featherbed Glade, Enniskillen is charged with harassment, common assault, criminal damage and persistent improper use of communications. On Monday he appeared at Enniskillen Magistrates Court via video link from Maghaberry Prison for a bail […]


Death of popular pharmacist who did much for commmunity


ONE of Enniskillen’s most respected pharmacists Herby Follis has died at the South West Acute Hospital after a short illness. Herbert Oscar Eric Follis had a reputation of freely giving advice on ailments human and animal.  His colleague Paul Hughes, who worked closely with him in recent years paid tribute to Herby saying, “In this […]


Roslea

Roslea puts health bosses under the cosh


  THERE were angry scenes in Roslea on Monday night when the people of the area gathered to demand the Western Trust take urgent action to immediately restore GP services in the area.  During one of the last in a series of Pathfinder meetings, held by the Trust across the district to get public views […]


Closure

Brollagh parents ‘incensed’ at plans to close school


  ST MARY’S High School, Brollagh is facing fresh closure fears, with a proposal now brought forward to close the school’s doors as early as August 2020.  This is the third time that the school has faced up to closure threats. The future of the school was first clouded with uncertainty in 2014, but the […]


survey

Council spends over £100k on surveys for four buildings


THE COUNCIL has spent almost £100,000 of rate payers’ money on condition surveys for just four of its buildings so far this year. In an update to the February meeting of the Council’s policy and resources committee, covering the period ending December 31, an outline was included of capital spending by the Council so far […]


court

Friends’ high speed road trip ended in fatal collision


THE trial has opened of a man accused of multiple charges relating to a fatal road traffic accident near Newtownbutler just over two years ago in which an elderly man was killed. Kieran Smith (24) from Lisbree, Cootehill, Co Cavan, is accused of aiding and abetting his friend to cause death by driving dangerously, without […]