60 years after the last train pulled out of Fermanagh, there is growing interest in restoring our railways
Claims that bank closure leaves people more vulnerable
Close call for Fermanagh woman who scammers targeted for £30,000
We need to talk about bullying
Another parent contacts the Herald about alleged bullying at a school and claims staff are closing ranks rather than dealing with the issue.
Enniskillen crowned Ireland’s best kept large town
Enniskillen secured its place in the finals of the competition after winning the Amenity Council’s Best Kept Large Town award last October.
New tourist trail to follow route of disused railway
It is hoped the Ulster Canal Greenway, set to be completed by 2020, will replicate the phenomenal success of a similar project in Mayo.
Old Lisnaskea library to be turned into youth club
Meanwhile, the Carrosyl Community Centre are seeking funding for a new building.
Fond farewells as doors finally shut at Roslea school
This weekend families across rural east Fermanagh will come together to celebrate all that was good about St Eugene’s College.
Rory gets set to endure the Erne
The Endurance of the Erne, in aid of Adult ADHD NI, will begin at the Killyhevlin Hotel at 10am tomorrow morning.