FERMANAGH’S interests will be well represented at the All Island Civic Dialogue on Brexit today, despite the First Minister’s refusal to attend the event. Fr Joe McVeigh, one of the Fermanagh representatives in the group, said the group had been getting a very good reaction locally and internationally, attracting media attention from Sky News, The […]
From Fermanagh to South Africa!
Belcoo woman uncovers the real story of cousin raised by remote tribe
Powerful documentary sheds new light on border killings
TG4 documentary exploring devastating impact of three murders in Newtownbutler in October 1972
‘Killer clown’ craze could be no laughing matter
Police have confirmed they have had reports of clowns seen in Fermanagh.
Thousands of unoccupied homes suggest rural migration
There are almost 4,000 empty properties in Fermanagh and Tyrone district.
Cross-border smugglers could be back in business
Brexit and its implications for the border could see a return to the days of the past.
Courageous Claire runs in memory of son
The Fermanagh woman, who tragically lost her baby son to cot death, has been raising funds and awareness to help others.
Decline in natural environment revealed
THE ‘state of nature’ in the North has been revealed, and while it’s not looking good, once again Fermanagh appears to be faring much better than most. Last week we reported how the recently-published UK-wide State of Nature report had revealed the dramatic extent of decline of plants and animals since the 1970s, […]
Zero tolerance warning for youngsters with fireworks
FERMANAGH teenagers have been urged to be considerate of others when using fireworks this autumn. As the evenings get darker and Halloween approaches, the familiar sound of whizzing and banging can been heard in towns across the county, peaking at times and in areas where young people gather. Seen by some as simply seasonal […]