The lifting of the two month ban was part of the first tentative measures to be relaxed as part of the plan to lift the lockdown.
Poverty crisis deepens as economy stagnates
The Arc Healthy Living Centre has been providing food and support to families in need in the area.
SWAH children’s ward to reopen on Monday
Two months after it was closed due to the Covid crisis, the children’s ward at SWAH is to be reopened.
Local shoppers feeling the pain as food prices increase
FERAMANAGH shoppers are being hit in the pocket with supermarket prices steadily creeping up since the virus lockdown began. According to both trade experts and Herald readers, prices have been on the rise for sometime. For example, The Grocer magazine’s most recent price index revealed the larger chains have seen hikes of up to 2.6 […]
Call to reopen shut school to aid social distancing
ALMOST three years after it shut its doors for the last time there are now calls for St Eugene’s College in Roslea to be reopened to help accommodate social distancing when students return to school. While there are still no concrete details on when or how our young people will be returning to their classrooms, […]
Open mic returns to Enniskillen – sort of!
Niamh and Philana usually host open mic nights in the summer and have decided to keep the tradition going despite lockdown.
Shoppers coming north ‘aren’t breaking guidelines’
Residents both north and south of the border are allowed to travel to supermarkets to do their essential food shopping.
Public now urged to wear face masks
“Crucially, face coverings must not lead to any false sense of security about the level of protection provided.”
Age just a number for 80-year-old couple!
A RETIRED Irvinestown couple have been using their time on lockdown to raise much-needed funds for local mental health services. Eileen and Ramsey Turned have been married for 56 year and are both 80. Usually enjoying a busy home, the active couple decided to use the current pause to walk their long, hilly lane 80 […]
Non-Covid associated deaths significantly up
The Fermanagh and Omagh area had the fewest number of deaths of all local government districts, with a total of 16 since the outbreak began.