THERE are concerns a drop in population in areas of east Fermanagh is linked to a decline in services, and with these services continuing to be cut fears are growing the numbers could continue to plummet. According to the latest population estimates, released earlier this month, the number of people living in Lisnaskea has stagnated […]
Row over Lisnaskea school may go legal
LEGAL action may be taken over the delay in relocating the county’s only Irish language school to a more suitable campus for the children. As reported by the Herald earlier this summer, Bunscoil an Traonaigh in Lisnaskea is currently operating out of temporary accommodation not suitable its needs, with classes even having to be held […]
Enniskillen’s Blueway activity zone launched
The new Enniskillen Blueway water activity zone was officially launched by Waterways Ireland at last Sunday.
Fermanagh ‘will be county worst affected by Brexit’
The county has 80 border crossing which could face restrictions
Patients’ anger at gruelling trek for care
Complaints flood in from patients travelling to Derry for minor illnesses
30 years of community spirit in Aughakillymaude
This weekend the Aughakillymaude Community Association celebrates 30 years.
From pupil to vice-principal, Mary says her farewells
It was in 2004 that Mary, an English teacher who kept teaching the subject even throughout her many years as vice-principal, moved to Mount Lourdes.
Fears of ‘grim’ future for fishing as Lough Erne
There are fears there are less fish in the lough than there used to be.
More traffic disruption in store for Sligo Road
THERE’S good news and there’s bad news for Fermanagh motorists, though thankfully the good outweighs the bad. The good news is, due to extra funding at the Department of Infrastructure, a number of road improvement projects are planned for in and around the county in the coming months. The bad new is, some of these […]