Both the Catholic Church and the Church of Ireland have issued guidelines to local parishes on how to help prevent the spread of infection.
Local crime rate on the rise
CRIME is up in Fermanagh, with over 150 extra incidents reported in the local area so far this year, but police have assured the local public the county remains one of the safest in the North. Last month the Council wrote to the PSNI regarding the alleged attempted shooting of an off duty police office […]
Road surface is blamed for crashes at same spot
THERE have been calls for urgent action to be taken after four cars crashed at the very same spot on a Brookeborough road in the past week. Since the beginning of this winter, at least nine cars are thought to have crashed at the same corner on Teiges Hill Road, between Brookeborough and Moanes Cross, […]
Event organisers keeping virus threat under review
“We continue to monitor advice from statutory bodies and will take whatever decision is deemed to be prudent to ensure we do not put anyone at risk.”
‘Keeping healthy’ best way to fight potential pandemic
Eating healthy, drinking plenty of water, and exercising are the best ways to help prepare and prepare yourself for potential spread of Covid-19.
Four arrested in connection to Lunney attack
The arrests were made this morning as part of a joint investigation.
School ski trip group in self-isolation
Praise for parents as it’s business as usual at St Kevin’s College
Teleperfomance hand Enniskillen centre back to Liberty
Former Quinn Direct call centre back under previous managment.
Fears that Translink debts could see rural bus cut
RURAL Fermanagh is once again facing a possible battle to save its local bus services. For a number of years now public transport provider Translink has warned of mounting debts and a reduced budget. This week, officials at the Department of Infrastructure warned the service was now “in jeopardy” if it did not receive a […]
Tourists flock to Fermanagh for ‘a day in the bog’
WHEN people think of Fermanagh’s beautiful landscape they usually conjure images of lakes and forests, or the caves and Cuilcagh. A turf bog wouldn’t normally be what first comes to mind. Thanks to the creative thinking of a Belleek family, however, scores of foreign tourists have been leaving the county with memories of not only […]