The Department has confirmed to the Herald elective surgeons could be able to carry out emergency procedures if needed.
Security alert ends as device deemed ‘deliberate hoax’
All roads in the Newtownbutler area have now reopened.
Local priest helping those impacted by climate change
For the past ten years Fr John has been working in South Sudan, officially the newest country in the world.
Pregnant women urged not to panic over surgery cut
“It will only take one or two obstetricians to say they are not happy with it and for them to pull out, then we’re on a slippery slope.”
Trust issues guidance to local GPs on bypassing SWAH
“In the case of life-threatening emergencies, there is no one who can guarantee absolutely that the patient will not come to harm.”
WATCH: Nathan Carter urges support for SWAH rally
“Please, if you can, go along and support this great cause.”
Encirc backs save our SWAH services campaign
“We will support both our people and our local communities in urging the Department of Health to urgently intervene in this matter.”
Surgery cut leaves SWAH staff worried for the future
“We’ve got an acute hospital, and it really should be used for acute care.”
Fermanagh community urged to come out for SWAH rally
The rally begins at 7pm tomorrow, Friday, and everyone across generations and backgrounds is being urged to attend.
Rachel wants to give back this Christmas
IRVINESTOWN woman Rachel Elliott is looking to spread a little festive spirit and goodwill this year by making Christmas dinners for those who need one. Four years ago Rachel Elliott’s world was devastated by the horror crash in Bundoran which claimed the lives of her friends Conall McAleer and Shiva Devine. Rachel herself was left […]