When the British-Irish Council (BIC) holds its biannual summit in Fermanagh on Friday, it will be her last engagement as leader of the Executive.
Owners put Erneside up for rent
The entire centre is currently being advertised as available for lease.
Appeal for information following high speed chase
APPEAL: POLICE are urging witnesses to a high speed chase which began in Fermanagh and ended in Omagh to come forward. Police said officers from their district support team witnessed a vehicle driving dangerously on the Boa Island Road between Belleek and Kesh on the night of Saturday, May 30th. Officers tried to stop the […]
Pilgrimage off but prayer continuing at Lough Derg
Fr La Flynn, has vowed that “the voice of prayer will not be silent.”
No fun! Calls for Council to improve playparks
“Parents and children have nowhere to go that is easy and safely accessible if they are looking for a quick break.”
Disruption expected with town centre street closure
The resurfacing work is being carried out as part of the public realm scheme.
Calls for enquiry as health waiting lists grow again
WITH doctors warning that pressure on GP services and emergency departments is being exacerbated by the number of patients languishing on ever growing waiting lists, the latest statistics from the Department of Health make grim reading. There are currently tens of thousands of local patients waiting either out patient or in patient treatment, and the […]
Heroic shop worker speaks of ‘shock’ at attempted robbery
THE SHOP worker who helped apprehend an attempted robbery suspect last weekhas spoken of his shock at the incident. Local man, Ben Halligan, was working at Costcutter on the Cornagrade Road last Wednesday when, at around 10.15am, two people entered the shop with their hoods up. Ben’s mother, Shellin, had just come in shortly before […]
Tests to determine local need for social housing
THE Rural Housing Authority, together with the Housing Executive, have launched a series of ‘social housing demand tests’ to determine exactly the level of need for this type of housing in Fermanagh. It is feared many people here who may be in need of affordable housing are not coming forward to register that need which […]
Local DUP throws support behind Arlene
IT’S BEEN an eventful week for outgoing First Minister Arlene Foster, who has been given the full support of her party members here in her native Fermanagh. In the same week she was awarded £125,000 in libel damages as a result of a defamatory tweet by celebrity doctor Christian Jessen, and as she prepares her […]