FERMANAGH PE teacher Mary Swan had more than a passing interest in last week’s hockey world cup in London. Mary, from Thompson’s Bridge, near Derrylin, is a past president of Ulster Hockey and Enniskillen Hockey Club stalwart. She taught physical education at Omagh Academy for many years and coached World Cup silver medalist Shirley […]
Weddings and funerals new duties for retired principal
Father-of-two takes on priests’ duties in break with tradition
‘Sense of loss’ at death of popular local GAA man
Communities in Enniskillen and the townland of Arney were deeply shocked at the sudden death of Murty Cornyn.
Plans to transform Necarne could come to nought
THE hold-up on a planned development of Necarne Estate, seen by many locals as the ‘jewel in the crown’ for Irvinestown is causing some concern with the local community. It has been reported that the historic nature of the castle, as well as the estate’s rich woodland and wildlife, are restricting plans to develop it. […]
Granny Quigley celebrates her 100th birthday in Roslea
She received a letter and cheque from President Michael D. Higgins, as well as a telegram from Queen Elizabeth.
Tributes to teenager killed in workplace accident
Neil has been described as “a cheeky kind of lad, a hard worker who loved machinery and farming.”
Honorary Scouser Shane backs his Boys in Red!
Liverpool ‘Ultra’ on 2,000 mile trek to European football final
On the edge of town, but in the heart of the country
Ray Sanderson spoke to some of the locals about what makes Bellanaleck such an attractive place to live.
Belcoo quarry is bought over by Tracey Concrete
The company are currently building a new factory in Enniskillen and will turn their attention to the quarry when that is completed.
Fergie was like a father to me, says Fermanagh keeper
Goalkeeper Roy Carroll, who played under Ferguson for four years after being signed from Wigan Athletic, spoke fondly of his former boss.