FAMILY STRUCK BY SECOND TRAGEDY


A FERMANAGH family has been left reeling from the tragic death of another son and brother away from home following a motorbike accident in Dublin this week. Stephen Fee, who was in his 50s, passed away in hospital following a crash between a motorcycle and a car on the N4 near Lucan in west Dublin […]


Roadworks to ease access to Cuilcagh ‘boardwalk’


DRIVERS using the Marble Arch Road in the Florencecourt area will continue to face disruption over the next week as much needed resurfacing works get underway.  Work began on the road on Monday, December 10th, and is due to continue until next Friday, December 21st. Around 1.8km of the road is being improved with strengthening […]


Health workers ‘deserve better than 3% pay rise’


FERMANAGH HEALTH workers, who recently voted overwhelmingly in support of strike action, “deserve better” than the Department of Health’s latest pay offer.   That’s according to Unison, which has around 2,000 members here in the county, has rejected a £60 million pay deal for health and social care staff announced by the Department last month. […]


Care home

Fears on future of care homes


AS DRUMCLAY Care Home prepares to close its doors for the final time there have been calls for urgent action to be taken to save the entire nursing home sector in Fermanagh.  The Enniskillen care home, which announced in September it would be closing due to a shortage of nurses, will shut on December 12th. […]


Local House Prices Rise Faster Than Rest of the North


HOUSE prices are continuing to climb here in Fermanagh, and even Brexit may do little to slow their steady ascent.  According to the Land and Property Services’ report for the third quarter of 2018, the average price of a home in the Fermanagh and Omagh district is currently £124,513. That’s an increase of 1.7 percent […]