The book of condolence was opened at Ennsikilen Townhall this morning and will remain open until Friday, April 14.
Fermanagh flavour to English parade
A delegation from the county were in Nottingham for a special twinning initiative at the weekend
Local businesses already moving as Brexit near
‘We’re not going away’, warns anti-Brexit priest, who says hard border won’t be tolerated.
Roslea St Patrick’s Day parade cancelled
There have been calls for more people to help out organising future parades.
Water agency apologises after overcharging church
NI WATER has apologised for over-charging a Fermanagh church, which it wrongly billed for using around 400 litres of water each Sunday. A spokesman for the utility company said it was working with Lisnaskea Presbyterian Church to “correct any errors” that had been identified after church treasurer, Drew Wigham, first noticed their bill had begun […]
Claims “Arlene Foster’s DUP has set us back 20 years”
Almost 20 years on from the Good Friday Agreement there are concerns over the polarising rhetoric of the recent election campaign.
Travel disruption as bus users braced for all-out strik
The No 30 route from Doengal to Dublin, via Fermanagh, is expected to be disrupted by the stike.
Nail biting finish for Fermanagh South Tyrone
It could be coming down to a battle between Maurice Morrow and Sean Lynch for the last seat.
