A 41-year-old former army soldier who slapped his partner across the face before stealing €150 has been sentenced to two months imprisonment. In the case at Enniskillen Magistrates Court the prosecutor outlined that on May 4, 2014 police received a statement of complaint regarding allegations the previous day. The complainant revealed that at 9.30pm […]
Proud mum Louise has diet to thank for her miracle baby!
TWO local women – one battling poor health, the other trying desperately for a baby – have spoken of how their bid to lose weight had life-changing consequences they could hardly have imagined! For eight heart-breaking years, husband and wife Gareth and Louise Beresford tried desperately for a second child, while diabetes sufferer Kris […]
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‘People here are friendly, but you still hear racist comments’
“PEOPLE have been friendly – but I have heard of some racists comments towards other Chinese people here.”
Bishop gives assurance on future of St Aidan’s
Bishop of Kilmore, Dr Leo O’Reilly has moved swiftly to reassure parents, staff and the community in the St Aidan’s catchment area about the long-term future of the school in Derrylin.
McGrath wants to see Fermanagh players become ‘the real deal’
Fermanagh coach wants to see his players grow on Sunday
Lough claims life of young father
Lee Rogers, who drowned on Lough Erne on Friday evening, had recently become a father
Giro success sparks fresh debate on lack of cycle paths
ON THE back of the hugely successful Giro d’Italia held last weekend one local councillor has called for Enniskillen’s cycling infrastructure to be improved.
Collegiate supporters vow to fight on despite setback
The Collegiate will not give up the fight and will ‘robustly’ challenge their proposed amalgamation with Portora Royal School. Speaking directly after Thursday’s meeting Neville Hale from the Collegiate deputation said he felt ‘betrayed’ by Devenish College who he claimed had ‘sacrificed the Collegiate’ to gain their new build by backing the proposed amalgamation. […]
Massive 91% support for new shared campus model for primary schools
TWO primary schools in Brookeborough are leading the way in shared education across the North after a shared campus proposal received widespread backing from the local community. Two schools, Brookeborough Primary School – which is mainly Protestant – and Catholic primary school St Mary’s, Brookeborough, have launched a proposal which, if successful, would see […]