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Sensational Smith sends Rangers back to Windsor


Enniskillen Rangers are on their way back to Windsor on the May Day bank holiday

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Growing concerns about local ambulance service


Cllr Raymond Farrell proposed that the Council write to NIFRS addressing concerns about ambulance provision in the region.

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Friday the 13th date for model hopefuls!


Fermanagh has a strong tradition in the Miss NI competition.

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Tragic death of couple’s only son


Michael Flanagan (28) from Carran West, Garrison, tragically passed away at the South West Acute Hospital on Friday morning.

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One in five here on antidepressants, new figures reveal


Cllr Raymond Farrell believes significant investment is needed in psychological services.

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Retired teacher crashed into couple in vintage car 


Victor McBreen (74) of Taghart, Shercock, Co Cavan appeared at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

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Foster under fire over united Ireland ‘exit strategy’


‘It is good for her that she can afford to up sticks and abandon her community on a whim’ says SF’s Sheamus Greene 

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Have your say on Enniskillen’s new A4 bypass 


The bypass will remove approximately 50 per cent of the traffic from the town centre, with the aim of reducing the current congestion.

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Teenage girl (17) working at ‘The Muck Truck’ spat on


Michael Curry (42) of Hillview Park contested three charges of common assault at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

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First sod cut at new £29m South West College campus


New Erne Campus being constructed by Tracey Brothers and will provide employment for over 200 people.

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