The first aid course, which can be applied to humans too, is the fist of its kind in the country.
Delays mean patients making own way to hospital
NIAS spokesman told the Herald there has been no reduction in the number of vehicles serving the Fermanagh area.
Repairs urgently needed on Enniskillen cathedral roof
Sam Morrow from the cathedral’s Select Vestry says the roof has been giving rise to problems in recent years.
Pair have lucky escape at accident blackspot
Police received a report of a one-vehicle road traffic collision on the Belfast Road, Brookeborough at approximately 12:40am on Saturday.
Teenager appears in court over McDonald’s fracas
The teenager appeared before Enniskillen Magistrates Youth Court for sentencing after pleading guilty to disorderly behaviour and criminal damage.
Follow your dreams, rower Holly tells young athletes
“The simplicity of rowing as a sport is still something I really enjoy and it is just a bonus that I get paid and have a great team around me.”
Pubs take hit as Republic lifts Good Friday booze ban
History was made on Good Friday as publicans in the Republic were finally able to sell alcohol.
Prolific offender’s driving ‘could have killed someone’
‘He is a realist and realises he isn’t going anywhere for a period of time’ – solicitor
Mallards gear up for Easter home game against Carrick
‘15 points to play for and we’ve to exhaust ourselves each game, one at a time’
New councillor from famous pub family
Blakes of the Hollow connection to the new face drafted in to replace long-serving SDLP councillor