McKenna up for the challenge as Ipswich manager


By Mark McGoldrick WHEN rumours began to circulate last week that Kieran McKenna was among the candidates for the vacant Ipswich Town hotseat, there was a mixed reaction and a lot of surprise. How could a man from rural Fermanagh get a job at one of the oldest and most popular football clubs like Ipswich […]

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Enniskillen relatives ‘heartbroken’ over amnesty plans


TWO RELATIVES of victims of the Enniskillen bomb have spoken about their ‘shock’ and ‘heartbreak’ at British government plans to prevent future prosecutions of either paramilitaries or members of security forces for atrocities that took place during the Troubles. In what is effectively an amnesty for the perpetrators of violence here, the government’s plan would […]


Competition: A face or place that makes you smile!


The Fermanagh Herald are proud meda partners of the Ray of Hope Memorial Weekend, set to take place from the 13th – 15th August. The event is being organised by the McPhillips family in memory of their brother Mickey, a well known photographer and videographer. To coincide with the event the Herald are pleased to […]

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“We can beat anyone on the day” – Largo-Elis


Josh Largo-Elis showed why he is rated as one of the top young players in the Erne county.   With just three minutes on the clock, the Irvinestown man had fired the ball past the outstretched arms of Luke Mulholland and into the top left hand corner of the net, to give Fermanagh an early […]

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