THE TUV party member who sparked controversy in Stormont by singing ‘God Save the Queen’ at the end of the annual Remembrance Service has his roots in Fermanagh. TUV press officer Sammy Morrison, originally from Ballinamallard, told the Herald his actions were influenced by the Enniskillen bomb 28 years ago, an event where […]
Windfarm road works headache for motorists
A major roadworks project in Enniskillen to connect a new windfarm in Belcoo to the electricity grid continues to cause disruption in the town.
Foster pays tribute to outgoing First Minister
FINANCE Minister and local DUP MLA Arlene Foster has paid tribute to the outgoing First Minister Peter Robinson.
Disabled girl left alone on school bus for hours
A local family has been left astonished and angry after their 17-year-old profoundly disabled daughter was left stranded on a school bus
Fermanagh to stand in solidarity with Paris victims
ENNISKILLEN is due to stand in solidarity with the victims and those affected by the weekend’s tragic scenes in Paris
More merger proposals hit Catholic maintained schools
The Fermanagh Herald understands that Catholic education could see a massive shake up as four post-primary schools in Enniskillen are to merge under proposals. According to documents received by the Fermanagh Herald, proposals by CCMS will see just two single sex Catholic maintained schools. This means St Fanchea’s College will merge with Mount Lourdes Grammar […]
Enniskillen woman tells of narrow escape in Paris
A Fermanagh woman living in Paris has revealed how some of her close friends narrowly escaped death during Friday night’s terror attacks in the city. Nora Hickey M’Sichili is originally from Enniskillen. Her mother was curator of Fermanagh County Museum and Nora is a former pupil of Mount Lourdes Grammar School. She has been director […]
Traffic mayhem set to return with more work on bridge
IT looks set to be a very unhappy New Year for commuters and businesses in Enniskillen, with road works set to return to Johnston Bridge in the coming months. There are strong fears the mayhem of last summer, when long delays were caused by work on Johnston Bridge , will return in the new year […]
VIDEO: Shocking flooding in Boho
If you live in Boho in Fermanagh and this rain keeps up you may need to catch a boat to work tomorrow.
Local dog owners warned after gruesome sheep kill
ERNE North, Councillor John Coyle, who is also a farmer, has described the scene of an attack on sheep near Belleek as ‘gruesome and deeply distressing’. In the early morning attack on Saturday last, 7th November, on a farm at the Commons, a couple of miles from the village, one sheep was killed, another mauled […]