“We wanted to up the ante this year.”
Council chair wants to open up Townhall to the public
Cllr McElduff wants local people to experience the Townhall’s strong sense of history and heritage.
Costs crisis bigger worry than Protocol in Fermanagh
Fermanagh businesses are much more worried about rising costs than the Brexit Protocol, according to a new survey carried out by the local Council.
Call for intervention as Trillick GP closure looms
No solution has yet been found to deal with the fallout from two upcoming rural GP closures.
Fermanagh councillor announces she is stepping down
Cllr Siobhan Curries said she is leaving the Council to pursue other opportunities.
Fermanagh local authority workers take to picket lines
The strike started on Tuesday, April 26 and will last until Sunday, May 1 and again from Tuesday, May 3 until Sunday, May 8.
Council votes against plan to cut Batman’s wings!
FERMANAGH councillors have clashed over the new Batman film, with a row breaking out over whether the local area should use British or Irish film classification. The Council Environmental Services Committee last voted against a recommendation to refuse reclassification of the new Batman movie by majority, with both Unionist groupings opposed. This led one member to claim: […]
New public art projects being installed in Enniskillen
Keep an eye out for the upcoming launch of these creative works highlighting the wealth of culture and craftmanship in and around Enniskillen town.
£200,000 needed to restore Forthill Park bandstand
Forthill Park has now reopened to the public after being closed for almost a year.
Unite Union members begin strike action in Fermanagh
“As a working class councillor I’m here to stand in solidarity with the council workers and the front line workers.”