“The market is still very healthy. There is still a high demand for the properties available.”
Enniskillen to stage protest for Noah Donohoe
Organisers have said the demonstration will be a way for the people of Fermangah to show support to Noah’s family.
Report won’t change Church, says Fr D’Arcy
Fr Brian was reacting to findings in the National Synthesis report.
From sadness in Syria to ice cream in Enniskillen
“Everything was difficult at the start but the people here are amazing.”
Fermanagh principal praises resilience of exam students
‘It is very important to remember there are always options or alternative pathways available.’
Award leaves Mahon jumping for joy
For Irvinestown man Conal Mahon playing the long game has paid dividends. The Irish triple jump champion is the recipient of the Fermanagh Herald’s Sports Personality Award for June, but as he freely admits, success did not come overnight. “I was a late bloomer [in athletics]. Everyone starts off wanting to be Usain Bolt, but if […]
Why low A-level grades aren’t the end of the world
“Results day is always an emotional time which can bring both celebration and disappointment for students.”
Local campaigner not impressed by gambling ads ban
“Until people realise this is a serious public health issue nothing is going to change.”
Fermanagh drivers revved up over MOT delays
The DVA has said it is still experiencing “significant demand” for vehicle testing services.