Mr Bell, whose father was just 21-years-old when he died, said the church service had been very important to their family.
Cost of living crisis sees demand for support soar
“There is no shame in seeking help, it is absolutely the right thing to do.”
Fermanagh’s connections to Ireland’s most famous saint
Probably the most famous local landmark in to bear St Patrick’s name within the county can be found in beautiful little corner of Belcoo.
Taking to the skies in memory of Katie-May and Nicola
Grassroots efforts have been underway in the Lisnaskea area, particularly by the Emmetts, to help bring better mental health supports to the community
School bus driver shortage starting to hit home locally
“It’s a continuing problem, and I can’t foresee it’s going to get any better.”
No parade but plenty to party to this St Patrick’s Day
There will be a traditional feel to Enniskillen town centre, which will be awash with talented local musicians.
Call for return of free school meals to help families
“We cannot stand by as parents are forced to make agonizing choices between heating their homes and feeding their families.”
‘Hidden’ homelessness growing in Fermanagh
“Proper record keeping on the hidden homeless population could play a key role in preventative services and predicting future need.”
Enniskillen bypass could be completed by 2024
Last May Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon announced her commitment to the bypass project and her Department’s intention to proceed with it.
Government making money as Fermanagh families struggle
With duty and VAT taken from the cost of oil, the soaring prices will be increasing revenue for the government.