The first aid course, which can be applied to humans too, is the fist of its kind in the country.
Delays mean patients making own way to hospital
NIAS spokesman told the Herald there has been no reduction in the number of vehicles serving the Fermanagh area.
Brilliant hospital workers saved my life
Cllr O’Reilly was full of praise for all the staff who helped save his life, including the First Responders in Erne east and the ambulance drivers.
Doctor insists merger will secure long-term future
Dr Brendan O’Hare says the Derrylin plan is ‘completely different’ from Roslea move
Bid to restore Forthill to its former glory
The half-a-million pound make-over will hopefully encourage use and improve accessibility to the oft-forgotten haven in the centre of the town.
Student makes dramatic debut with play in aid of Women
Enniskillen student Jozef Rigo is the brains behind “The Story of Emily Black”, which follows a family and its experiences of alcohol and domestic abuse.
People power brings back town’s post office!
The village post office, which had previously been located in the local chemist, closed last year.
Cuilcagh braced for invasion over Easter
Council takes steps to ease traffic chaos as thousands head for the ‘Stairway to Heaven’
‘Women being put at risk’ because of Stormont stalemate
“Women are dead, we know there’s a problem. What’s the barrier in addressing it? That barrier is that we don’t have a government.”
Brexit plan to restore checks on border roads
ANYONE wanting to cross the border after Brexit could have to either ‘pre-register’ or be forced to use an ‘approved’ route, according to a plan that could see Fermanagh plunged back into the dark days. The terrifying proposals, which are reportedly being considered by Prime Minister Theresa May, would require anyone crossing the border to […]