Fermanagh parents to meet over school merger proposal


PARENTS of post-primary school pupils in Fermanagh have been invited to a public meeting next month to start the “consultation process” over the future of education in the county. As reported by the ‘Herald today (Wednesday), it’s understood discussions have been ongoing over the future of St Michael’s College and St Joseph’s College and a […]


Countdown on to big Fermanagh and Omagh Council meeting


ALL eyes will be on the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council tonight (Tuesday) as they prepare to vote on the proposed redevelopment of the Fermanagh Lakeland Forum in Enniskillen. A large crowd turned out to the Enniskillen Hotel last night (Monday) for a emotionally charged public meeting on the plan, which is now reported to […]


Viral reaction for Fermanagh singer’s songs


A SONG, which was released by Enniskillen singer Sean Magee, has soared through the charts and it was recently confirmed that it has over three million steams on music platform Spotify. The Fermanagh man burst onto the scene after he released his own version of a Christy Moore classic ‘Tippin’ it up to Nancy’ which […]


Fermanagh singer stars at Bundoran dancing weekend


LOCAL Country star Anthony McBrien was one of the headline performers at a popular dancing weekend which attracted hundreds of music fans to the Allingham Arms Hotel in Bundoran. The Derrylin man, who has been on a constant on the music scene for three decades, earned rave reviews following his performances of some American songs […]


Kate Smith has ‘no regrets’ about career change
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BELLEEK journalist Kate Smith has “the perfect balance” in her life as a mother and businesswoman, almost two decades after she presented her final news bulletin on UTV Live. Kate was a news anchor for UTV Live from 1983 to 2006. She toured the world and interviewed celebrity icons, but it’s covering the Enniskillen Bombing in 1987 […]


Fermanagh teachers welcome pay deal agreement


FERMANAGH teachers could now have “a better quality life and workload balance” after they agreed a pay offer following a hard-fought campaign which helped avert the threat of strike action. The Northern Ireland Teachers’ Council agreed a deal which will see teachers receive a 5.5-per-cent pay rise which will be backdated to September 1 2024 […]


Huge turnout for Fermanagh’s first Camino


THE organisers of the Fermanagh Camino said they’re “overwhelmed by the success” of the inaugural event which has saw over 300 people trek around the county for Cancer Connect. Kicking off on Sunday, the large crowd walked from Lough Derg to Lusty Beg. On the second day, Monday, the participants clocked up the miles from Edgewater […]


Enniskillen Theatre Company ready for Fermanagh stage


EXCITEMENT is building in Enniskillen ahead of the performance of ‘The Field’ which is set to be brought to life on stage at the Ardhowen Theatre by a local drama group. Running from April 16 to 19, Enniskillen Theatre Company’s play is a gripping drama. It explores themes of land, legacy and the fierce emotions […]