health

School site set for green light health centre


THE OLD Lisnaskea High School is being seriously considered as the site of the town’s much-needed new health centre.   At the recent meeting of the Western Trust’s Pathfinder project in Lisnaskea deputy chief executive Kieran Downey said the Trust was considering the site as the location of the new centre, in response to a […]


Bishop

New Bishop’s ordination leaves a ‘feel-good’ factor


Sunday’s ordination in St Macartan’s Cathedral, Monaghan of Bishop Larry Duffy (67) left the 900-strong congregation with a ‘feel good’ factor. The ceremony itself, lasting two and half hours, provided a stunning spectacle, with 19 bishops and 100-plus clergy resplendent in righly-coloured vestments filing, two abreast, up the centre aisle to the huge altar. Bringing […]


valentines

Love is in the air in Fermanagh


Valentine’s Day is synonymous with roses, chocolates and heart felt greetings cards. Each year it is estimated that approximately £1.5 billion is spent on cards and gifts in the UK. It is a day that has become a key date on the commercial calendar.  This year though the big question is whether or not you […]


Cuilcagh

Local beauty spots to get National Geographic treatment


THE ICONIC National Geographic ‘yellow frames’ could soon be erected at two rural beauty spots across Fermanagh.  The massive steel structures, modelled on the famous magazine’s front page yellow border,  frame the landscape beyond and act as focal points for visitors’ photos.  A joint initiative between local action groups and the Department of Agriculture, the […]


court

Angry scenes as pair charged with brutal Clogher murder


A judge was required to clear a courtroom after an outburst from family and friends of Pat Ward as the pair accused of his murder were returned to the cells after being charged. Despite a very heavy police presence at Dungannon Magistrates Court prior to and during the hearing, emotions boiled over. Mr Ward was […]


Court

Man crashed into parked car on Tempo main street


A TEMPO man who crashed into a parked car on the village’s main street has been convicted of careless driving.  Andrew Crozier (63) of Dooneen Road appeared at Enniskillen Magistrates Court last Wednesday where he successfully contested charges of driving while unfit through drink or drugs and dangerous driving.  On April 7th last year police […]


Tragic loss of sisters inspires mental health campaign


A LOCAL woman who lost two of her sisters to suicide has organised a Masquerade Ball to support the mental health and suicide prevention programmes that Oak Healthy Living Centre delivers. In August, Emma Reilly was walking the Camino De Santiago in Spain when she came up with the idea of the Gala Ball to […]