DOG OWNERS are said to be ‘frightened to leave their homes’ following mounting concern locally about attempted dog thefts and suspicious behaviour. During lockdown the demand for dogs soared, as did prices sought for puppies. Cocker Spaniel pups were selling for up to €2,500 in June while this week Shih Tzu and Cavalier King Charles […]
Residents losing sleep over anti-social drivers
CONCERN has been raised about the level of noise created by anti-social vehicular activity in Irvinestown. It is understood that residents in the Main Street and Pound Street areas of the town, some of whom are elderly, are being adversely impacted by revving of car engines at night. This week emotive pleas have been made […]
Landmark Enniskillen building goes on market
A LANDMARK Enniskillen property is on the market for over £200,000. Thistlebank House, the original managers residence to the Scotch Stores sits between the Sligo Road and Old Henry Street overlooking the Erne. The distinctive stone exterior is in keeping with the building’s history. Spanning three floors it has retained many of the original features […]
Major expansion planned by leading local agrifood firm
AMBITIOUS expansion plans have been revealed by one of Fermanagh’s leading agrifood businesses. Ready Egg Products based outside Lisnaskea process millions of eggs per day. The firm has lodged a planning application proposing the development of three free range poultry houses with internal egg stores. The development just over one mile outside Clabby would have […]
People with symptoms urged to get Covid test
Importance of testing and contact tracing in limiting the spread of infection has been highlighted by the Public Health Authority (PHA).
3,000 meals on wheels!
A GROUP of local volunteers have been on hand to help the vulnerable and those isolating throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Fivemiletown Coronavirus Response Group was formed several months ago, providing valued support to hundreds of people. A milestone was marked recently as the group delivered its 3000th meal. Coordniator Iain Lendrum explained, “We delivered our […]
Sanitisers and thermometers the new norm for gym-goers
“We used to run an open door policy where you could pop in to any class, now you will be required to book as this will help us limit numbers.”
High speed broadband finally gets green light
Eight towns and villages across the county set to benefit from the roll out of full fibre technology.
Special needs children could lose out
CONCERN has been raised that hundreds of children with a statement of Special Educational Needs (SEN) may be without a school place for September. It is understood that 285 children with a SEN statement currently have no school place. To read more on this story see this week’s Fermanagh Herald. Can’t get to the shop […]