A NEW craft market has been launched in Enniskillen with the aim of showcasing local products and the creativity, colour, and community spirit to Fermanagh. The Enniskillen Crafters Market aims to unite artists, families, and causes to celebrate all things handmade. It takes place at St Michael’s Scout Centre on the second and fourth Sunday of […]
Fermanagh father speaks out on life with Parkinson’s
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WHEN Enniskillen father-of-two Andrew McManus received his diagnosis of young-onset Parkinson’s earlier this year, it was a moment that changed everything. “I remember opening the letter and just sitting there, trying to take it in,” said the 42-year-old. “My wife took it harder than I did. “For me, I think I went into practical mode. I […]
‘Traumatic wait’ for breast cancer results
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LOCAL women are being left waiting up to nine weeks to find out if they have breast cancer – a delay described as ‘traumatic’ and ‘mentally devastating’ by one Fermanagh patient still awaiting a diagnosis after an urgent referral more than five weeks ago. Despite a new regional referral system introduced earlier this year to speed up […]
The Banksy of Fermanagh strikes again
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BRITAIN may have Bansky, but here in Fermanagh we have our very own guerilla artist leaving his mark across the county. Kevin McHugh has once again brought a little bit of magic to local streets, with his latest stunning mural, ‘Conn-Eda and the Golden Apples of Lough Erne.’ Unlike Banksy, Kevin isn’t anonymous and has been […]
(NIHE) held its first-ever Domestic Abuse Awareness event in Fermanagh
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The Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) held its first-ever Domestic Abuse Awareness event in Fermanagh House, Enniskillen, last Thursday. The event was part of Domestic Abuse Awareness Week, with similar initiatives taking place across Northern Ireland. Its aim was to raise awareness about domestic abuse, its link to homelessness, and the range of support services […]
Kesh – From two teams to one legacy
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Half a century ago, a bold idea changed sport in Kesh forever.
Kesh Cricket club is 50 not out
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Among the driving forces behind the fledgling club was the late Robert ‘Bob’ Kerr, a lifelong champion of cricket in Fermanagh.
Cross-community spirit at heart of NFC Kesh
“From the start we made it clear Kesh was a cross-community club.”
Football runs deep…for NFC Kesh
Noel Ellis first pulled on the jersey for NFC Kesh in 1975, the year the club was founded, and played a central role in its early years. His passion was passed down to his sons, Jordan and Grant, who grew up on the sidelines before making their own mark in the senior team. Now, Noel’s […]
Fermanagh Gaels step out in support of Gaza
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Fermanagh Gaels Against Genocide, took to the streets on Sunday in a powerful show of solidarity with the people of Gaza. Despite driving rain, hundreds turned out for the walk, which began at 10.30am at Lissan Training Ground and ended five miles later at Brewster Park. Walkers wore their GAA club colours, standing together for […]