“This is not just something for large commercial premises to be concerned about.”
Police treating Enniskillen poster as “hate incident”
An investigation has been launched into the Armistice Day posters which suggested the Union flag represents occupation and inequality.
Booster jab no shows putting pressure on services
“We want to see an end to this, and obviously the booster will aid that.”
Sharp rise in Fermanagh Covid infections
There were 322 cases in Fermanagh postcode areas, up from 250 last week.
Bird of prey causes ‘buzz’ around Lisnaskea
IT WASN’T too long ago this would have been a rare sight, a beautiful bird of prey soaring across the skies of a local town. Thanks to the resurgence in buzzard populations across Ireland and the UK in recent years, though, this feathered Fermanagh resident may be a familiar face to many locals in Lisnaskea. […]
Two injured in morning crash outside Lisnaskea
A number of emergency vehicles attended the scene of this morning’s crash.
UN recognition for Erne Campus ahead of COP26 talk
The elite recognition comes ahead of a keynote talk at the global climate summit next week.
Demand for Out of Hours GP soars over past month
The HSC was responding to problems at the weekend when local patients encountered difficulties accessing the service.
Western Trust issues an appeal for staff as health pressures keep mounting
WITH the health crisis deepening, the Western Trust was forced to issue an urgent workforce appeal as a result of unfilled nursing shifts at the SWAH at the weekend. The appeal was issued by the Trust for both SWAH and Altnagelvin over three days at the weekend. When contacted by the Herald, a Trust spokesman confirmed […]
Nathan tells the nation of his love for Fermanagh
When asked about what he loved about living in Fermanagh, Nathan replied “to be honest, it’s the music, the people the culture.”