“I’m afraid the people of Fermangh will pay a heavy price”
Upbeat Quinn unfazed by challenge of Brexit
DESPITE the uncertainty that still surrounds the future of the border and local business, the Quinn Group are investing millions in the business ahead of Brexit. Speaking to the Herald following the Government’s proposals for how to deal with customs checks and the border following UK’s departure from the EU, which many have pointed […]
Over 2,000 parking fines already issued this year
DESPITE the difference in size between the two towns, Enniskillen drivers are still being given roughly the same number of parking tickets as their fellow motorists in Omagh. So far this year, from January to June 2017, a total of 2,213 parking penalty charges were issued in Enniskillen, while 2,328 were issued in Omagh. While […]
University still a big draw for Fermanagh students
Professional apprenticeships are become increasingly popular, however.
New brown bins crucial for council to meet landfill
The Council went over its landfill limit this year, but it hopes the new bin roll out could improve it recycling rate.
Parents forced to borrow as back to school costs mount
Jayne Thompson, NI programmes manager at PTA UK, said parents should be offered more affordable options regarding uniforms and other items.
‘Put our health service first!’
Politicians urged to put differences aside for the sake of our health service.
Gridlock again as Enniskillen roadworks get underway
Enniskillen came to a standstill as resurfacing works on the Sligo Road got underway on Monday.