The Herald can now reveal that the Department has decided not to take this review any further after finding no issues with the local planning process.
Trust warns SWAH “under severe pressure” due to Covid
“We are currently considering if we need to step down some services and redirect staff for a period of time.”
Fermanagh left out of £800m schools funding
THERE has been local anger after not one single Fermanagh school was included in the massive £800 funding pot announced by the Department of Education this week. On Monday, Education Minister Michelle McIlveen announced a capital investment programme of £794 million, which will include funding for advance planning works at 28 schools across the North. […]
Project Stratum could include more Fermanagh homes
“Everyone knows that the rollout of Project Stratum has been far from ideal.”
Fermanagh on the edge as cost of living spirals
Call for immediate action as Fermanagh families and farmers are facing an ‘unprecedented crisis’.
Arlene Foster hits out at the ‘Irishness’ of St Patrick’s Day
“It is a green fest and if you come from the unionist tradition believe me it’s a very uncomfortable situation.”
Sahara sand storm hits Fermanagh!
On Sunday and Monday mornings many motorists across the county woke to find their cars covered in a fine film of reddish orange dust.
Funding boost for Irvinestown healthy living centre
“The ARC Healthy Living Centre exists to promote benefit to our local community.”
Return to the island -Lough Derg reopens to pilgrims
JUST days before the celebration of the saint himself, it has been announced St Patrick’s Sanctuary at Lough Derg will be reopened to pilgrims this summer. Having been forced to close for the last two summers due to the Covid pandemic – the first time since 1828 the pilgrimage had to be suspended – the famous holy site will […]
New helm at Carrybridge
“It feels amazing to pass out and take the next step in my lifeboat volunteer career.