The People Behind the News campaign is designed to put you in touch with our team.
Trust is an important factor between any local newspaper and their readers and this campaign is designed to give you a better insight into the team who bring you the news. The Fermanagh Herald are committed to providing their readers with an up to date, regular and reliable reader experience.
Local news publishers are among the most trusted media in Ireland according to the 2021 Digital News Report by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism and local journalists have never been more important in representing the communities in which they live, work and socialise.
Fermanagh Herald editor Ray Sanderson said ‘’The team at the Fermanagh Herald are pleased to bring the People Behind the News campaign to life. In my 20 years with the paper this is one of the most vibrant editorial teams I have worked with, each member is committed to covering the news, sport and events that matter to you.’’
‘’Whether you’re picking up a copy of the Fermanagh Herald in your local shop or accessing our digital edition we are committed to delivering you reliable, local news, written for you by local people who have the same concerns, interests and values as you the reader.’’
Find out more about our team in the Meet the Team section and trust us to tell your story.
Katrina Brennan joined the team at the start of 2021 but in that time has made her mark.
A mum of two, Katrina previously worked as a producer for the BBC.
A proud Kinawley woman, when she’s not writing about the weekend sport she can be found socialising with friends or indeed playing a bit of GAA herself with her local Mothers & Others team.
Ray Sanderson has been with the Fermanagh Herald for over 20 years and became editor in 2021.
Married to Siobhan, Ray has two grown up children Cora and Damhán.
When he’s not keeping an eye on sport, Ray can be found dining in many of the county’s fine eating establishments or enjoying the craic in Blakes of a weekend.
The People Behind the News campaign is designed to put you in touch with our team.
Trust is an important factor between any local newspaper and their readers and this campaign is designed to give you a better insight into the team who bring you the news. The Fermanagh Herald are committed to providing their readers with an up to date, regular and reliable reader experience.
Local news publishers are among the most trusted media in Ireland according to the 2021 Digital News Report by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism and local journalists have never been more important in representing the communities in which they live, work and socialise.
Fermanagh Herald editor Ray Sanderson said ‘’The team at the Fermanagh Herald are pleased to bring the People Behind the News campaign to life. In my 20 years with the paper this is one of the most vibrant editorial teams I have worked with, each member is committed to covering the news, sport and events that matter to you.’’
‘’Whether you’re picking up a copy of the Fermanagh Herald in your local shop or accessing our digital edition we are committed to delivering you reliable, local news, written for you by local people who have the same concerns, interests and values as you the reader.’’
Find out more about our team in the Meet the Team section and trust us to tell your story.
Mark McGoldrick is a popular face in the Fermanagh Herald office.
Still studying he can quite often be found giving us a hand to cover matches and stories in his spare time.
A keen GAA supporter, Mark wins friends wherever he goes, and was Dom Corrigan’s right hand man and assistant manager for St Michael’s MacRory Cup and Hogan Cup wins.
Andrew
Photographer
Andrew Paton
Andrew Paton is the Fermanagh Herald’s photographer.
He is married to Adele and has two children.
Alongside his work for the Herald, Andrew quite often spends his weekend’s capturing the magic at the weddings of local couples around the county.