WITH THE opening of the new £1.5m library in Lisnaskea just weeks away, the Fermanagh Herald was given access to the building by way of a ‘sneak preview as to what’s the come.
Fr Brian’s thoughts already turning to next year after another successful Novena
ON Monday night last, well-known Passionist author, Fr Daniel O’Leary, the last of the guest speakers, brought the 26th annual Graan Novena of Hope to a close.
LATEST: Man’s body recovered from Lough Erne
IT IS UNDERSTOOD that a man’s body has been recovered from Lough Erne today (Thursday).
Measly turnout for 2015 election debate
FOR A part of the world with among the highest electoral turnout record in all of Europe, what was surprising was just how few people – twenty or so – turned out for a Westminster election debate for 2015 at Fermanagh House in Enniskillen.
All Enniskillen town bus services facing the chop
Translink insist nothing decided, but union warns of ‘decimation’ of services
Fermanagh remain on course for promotion after Armagh draw
Fermanagh seal their status as bona fide promotion contenders with a brave draw in the Athletic Grounds
County braced for Friday’s big shutdown
Fermanagh is bracing itself for a health and public sector walkout which is expected to disrupt a raft of services this Friday.
Twice the limit ‘after one pint’
A 46-year-old Lisnaskea man who crashed into a fence was double the legal drink driving limit after consuming alcohol on an “empty stomach” has been banned from driving.
Belnaleck gaels get on their bike to target every club in the country
A LOCAL gaelic football club is to cycle to every GAA club in Ireland in 48 hours – in a bid to raise €160,000 for a new pitch.
A WEEK IN NEWS: 5 stories you may have missed
Here are five news stories from Fermanagh that you may have missed this week: