ECONOMY Minister Conor Murphy’s recent announcement at the Northern Ireland Assembly that he would bring forward a motion to stop fracking in the North was welcome news to residents of rural Fermanagh. The proposal to ban onshore oil and gas exploration and production in the North would cover all forms of onshore petroleum exploration and production – including […]
Budget warning as Council urged not to raise rates
The Finance Minister has warned of tough times ahead.
Every household in Fermanagh to get pre-paid cash card
While full details of the £95 million initiative have yet to be finalised, it is understood peole receive pre-paid cash cards of around £100.
Minister defends rates as pressure mounts on businesses
IN a recent discussion over business rates, Finance Minister, Conor Murphy has defended the rates review, and stated his determination to bring about the fairest possible rates, ensuring that the Executive would “support people in business.” Despite this claim by Mr Murphy, business owners across the county may have their doubts given that the Land […]
Fermanagh fade out as Farney forge on
Fermanagh exited the Ulster Championship after a spirited first half display was undone by a power-packed second 35 from Monaghan.
All-Ireland bronze for St Michael’s minors
St Michael’s college minor (U14) team took a good bronze medal at the All-Ireland schools cross-country finals.
Blue Vests shine at Ulster cross country championship
St Michael’s College brought the curtain down on ten years of excellent progress, as they captured their 15th provincial crown.