To find out more about this weekend’s marathon, and the work UISCE is doing, visit www.uisce.org
Fireworks keeping Enniskillen residents up at night
Police have appealed to those letting off the fireworks, which are keeping residents awake right across the town, to stop.
Fermanagh CFPNI participants invited to reunion
The US friendship project is celebrating 21 years of peace-building
Fermanagh community urged to help stop spread of Covid
Demand for lateral flow tests is growing, with some people starting to wear masks again.
Fermanagh’s population just keeps getting older
Since mid 2012 there has been a 32.4 percent increase in the number of people over 65 in the local area.
No risk assessment on SWAH surgery withdrawal
The Trust did not assess the risk of withdrawing emergency general surgery from the SWAH.
Almost 1,000 patients submitted complaints to the Trust
ALMOST 1,000 patients submitted formal complaints to the Western Trust in the past year, according to the latest figures from the Department of Health. While this was one of the lowest number of complaints received by any Trust in the North, with only the Northern Trust receiving less, it is a significant increase on the […]
Return of street parking restrictions in Enniskillen
BUSINESSES in Fermanagh’s county town will be relieved to hear traffic wardens will soon be able to enforce street parking restrictions again. Since the completion of the Enniskillen Public Realm scheme, changes to town centre streets and their parking spaces meant new legislation was required for the rules to be enforced. As a result, while traffic wardens have […]
Fermanagh basks in Indian summer
The county has literally been experiencing tropical weather this week, and according to the forecast, the heat is set to last until the weekend.
Exploring Fermanagh history through Ordnance Survey
A series of fascinating workshops and talks begin at Enniskillen Castle today and will be running until Sunday.