An act of vandalism carried out on an Irish language road sign in Fivemiletown has been condemned by local Sinn Fein and UUP Councillors. The attack on a road sign in Fivemiletown is the latest in a series of incidents across the region where signage has been targeted. Sinn Fein Cllr Seamus Greene said that […]
Funding boost to transform old village tea room
Funding has been awarded to develop plans to transform a derelict listed building in the heart of Ederney into a modern well-being hub. The former Pat Murphy’s tea rooms and tobacconists was built around 1840, and has historically formed an important focal point for the community. The building’s front elevation has original multi-paned shop windows, […]
Police stage crackdown on motorists using illegal fuel
A police crack down targeting motorists using red diesel in Fermanagh this week, has detected several vehicles using the illegal fuel. Police were out in force on Monday, carrying out a road safety and anti burglary operations designed to proactively seek out travelling criminals and people committing traffic offences. A number of stops and […]
Pupils get a close up view of President’s inauguration
Lisnaskea schools attend Dublin Castle for ceremony
More volunteers needed to protect our red squirrels
In recent years, Fermanagh’s reds have bounced back and re-appeared in areas they were absent from .
Judge refuses sign interpreter for ‘selective mute’
‘He most definitely can hear and speak. The contempt he displays is remarkable. He has played the justice system for his own ends.’
Demand for foodbank soars as changes to benefits bite
Universal Credit and PIP are among the reasons why the numbers needing the foodbank have soared.
Tears as man appears in court over Belcoo murder
The charge covers a nine day period as the exact date of the murder is unknown.
Parents take gambling crusade to Westminster
‘We lost our son to gambling addiction .we don’t want anyone else to’