THE RUSH to get your parcels and cards from all over the world into your Fermanagh home in time for Christmas continues at Enniskillen sorting office.
New project aims to tackle alcoholism in over 50s
A NEW £4.2m project targeting alcoholism in the over 50s will help those suffering in Fermanagh. In new investment from the Big Lottery Fund an alcohol-related harm, prevention and awareness programme will support people aged over 50 living in the Western Health and Social Care Trust area.
Anderson looking to move on up the table
Boxing Day sees Ballinamallard travel to Dungannon Swifts looking to build on their excellent performance against Glenavon last Saturday.
PHOTOS: Sean Quinn returns to former HQ
SEAN Quinn returned to his former manufacturing empire today (Tuesday) which has been bought by a consortium group made up of local businessmen and former Quinn Group executives.
“There would not be a man in the country who would have a bad word about Kieran.”
THE search of Lough Erne, near Enniskillen, for the body of 23-year old Kieran McAree, from county Monaghan, which is concentrated along a one mile stretch downstream of Enniskillen police station, continued into its sixth day yesterday.
Shops cashing in on late Christmas sales frenzy
CHRISTMAS shoppers across the county are bucking the trend and coming out in droves to bring home festive cheer.
Fight to maintain education at St Mary’s, Fivemiletown continues
THE CONCERNS of the local community over the future of education at St Mary’s Primary School, Fivemiletown were relayed to CCMS officials in a meeting on Monday.
Joint Christmas message from the Bishops of Clogher
IN their joint annual Christmas message, the bishops of Clogher, Most Reverend Liam MacDaid and the Right Reverend John McDowell (Catholic and Church of Ireland, respectively) spoke of the unique attraction of this festive event.
Fr Brian: ‘Mental health… it’s not a moral failure, it’s not a defeat’
ENNISKILLEN PRIEST Fr Brian D’Arcy has given his thoughts on mental health in a video shared online.
Current need for charity aid ‘worst ever’
A LEADING light in the St Vincent de Paul charity in Fermanagh this week described the level of need here, especially Lisnaskea, Enniskillen and Irvinestown as, ‘the worst I’ve ever seen’.