MAUREEN McCarron, a remarkable woman who recently celebrated her 100th birthday, has lived a life filled with hard work, love, and resilience. Born Mary Brigid Hackett in 1925, Maureen has seen a century of change and has been an enduring presence in the Fermanagh community for over 60 years. Known for her industrious nature, her […]
Dismay following job loss at Severfield Ballinamallard
There has been widespread shock at the news of job losses at a business in Fermanagh. Ulster Unionists Diana Armstrong MLA and local Councillor John McClaughry have expressed dismay at the news of job losses at Severfield Ballinamallard. Ms Armstrong said, “The news of job losses at Severfield is disheartening and will bring dismay to […]
Anne celebrates her 100th birthday with her family
AN ENNISKILLEN woman who turned 100 at the weekend has shared her heartfelt wisdom on what she believes is the key to a long and fulfilling life. With a bright smile and eyes that sparkle with joy of her century-long journey, Anne Tummon said ‘move naturally, hard work, good food, and a loving caring husband’. […]
Enniskillen celebrates St Patrick’s day!
Enniskillen came alive for a Jump and Jive themed St Patricks day parade! The parade, music, and community spirit made it a celebration to remember with families and friends gathering to celebrate the patron saint. Watch clips from the parade in the video below!
Heartbreaking funeral memories during the pandemic
A LOCAL funeral director has shared his harrowing memories of funerals during a global pandemic. Pat Blake from Derrylin has recalled having to bury people when family or loved ones were not allowed to attend due to coronavirus restrictions. “It seems like a lifetime ago the whole Covid era but the incidents are like yesterday,” he said. […]
‘The thing that hurts the most is he died alone’
“FIVE years on it still hurts” are the words of a Fermanagh woman who lost her brother during the pandemic. Anne Elliott-King lost her brother Basil Elliott after he contracted Covid-19 following a long period of ill-health. “It still hurts that we couldn’t have a proper funeral for my brother but to be honest people are […]
Fermanagh set to develop 36 new eco holiday lodges
FERMANAGH is set to welcome a significant boost to its’s tourism sector with the recent approval of a major development project featuring 36 eco holiday lodges. This initiative aims to attract visitors seeking sustainable travel options while showcasing the stunning natural beauty of the region. The site is located on ‘lands at Inish Dacharne’ near […]
Kelly Lynch’s mother’s quest for answers a year on
A YEAR has passed since the tragic death of Kelly Lynch, and her mother remains steadfast in her quest for answers. In a heartfelt appeal, she is urging anyone with information to come forward to help shed light on the circumstances surrounding her daughter’s passing. Julieanne Lynch has shared the current status of the investigation. […]
Fermanagh chef Marty on hot plate on Great British Menu
A TALENTED Fermanagh chef represented Northern Ireland in this year’s Great British Menu last night. With a strong emphasis on local heros, Marty McAdam aimed to impress the judges and highlight the rich culinary heritage of Northern Ireland. The show started off with a menu submission once the brief was sent, something Marty, pictured left, found […]
Fermanagh woman battling to claim pothole damages
A LOCAL woman has been left furious following difficulty in making a claim after her car hit a pothole causing damage. Ciara from Belleek was traveling on the Lough Shore Road on Saturday evening when just before the Magho view point coming from Enniskillen, she hit a pothole and as a result, got a puncture. Ciara […]