A YEAR on since it was announced the local landmark was in line for a major overhaul, and possibly even relocation, the Council has yet to confirm its plans for the future of the Ardhowen Theatre. Last September the Herald revealed the Council were considering five options for the 30-year-old building, which included relocating the […]
‘Joe Magee’ cot is launched to save endangered curlew
A NEW boat has been launched to help save the some of Fermanagh’s most endangered birds. A new traditional cot, which will be used to transport livestock and machinery from the islands of Lower Lough Erne, has been launched by the RSPB. The boat will be named after the Joe Magee, a pioneering Fermanagh bird […]
White Christmas could be on the way!
“The foxes are coming down from the mountains and the robins are going into the houses, they are well aware something is in the air.”
Police plea to parents over anti-social behaviour
The most recent incident damage was caused to a spout at Enniskillen Health Centre
ELO returns to Ardhowen with ‘The Addams Family’
The Addams Family runs in the Ardhowen Theatre from tomorrow, Thursday, November 28th until Saturday, December 7th.
Fermanagh filmmaker’s ‘Day in the Sun’ at Clones Film Festival
The short film picked up the prestigious Audience Award for Best Short Film at the recent Clones Film Festival.
Townland signs not top priority, council told
THERE is no official requirement for townland and cross-road names to be included on Fermanagh’s road signs, which was the official answer from the roads agency recently when asked why townland signs were being removed. Many have noticed that in recent times signs containing the names of local townlands and crossroads were left out when […]
The Newtown priest who served in the US Civil War
The Society’s AGM will take place before next Monday’s talk.
13-year-old girl stabbed in Lisnaskea
A woman and girl were stabbed during what was described as a “terrifying ordeal” when a group of men forced their way into a house wielding machetes.