It just wasn’t to be for Fermanagh as a more clinical Donegal side ran out victors in this Ulster quarter-final.
Lough Derg ready for thousands of pilgrims
The island has welcomed millions of people who wish to spend time in prayer and contemplation on the island.
New gardai on the border beat
WITH the border dominating conversations up and down the countryside at the minute, An Garda Siochana have announced scores of new officers in our nearest border counties, and more could be on the way. Whether the conversation is about Brexit or recent crime sprees, policing along the border is a hot topic right now. So […]
Ernemen set for the Hills
So at the midway break we have the peculiar, but gratifying sight of Fermanagh topping the Division 2 table. It’s a position built on the best defensive record in any of the four divisions. On Sunday the Ernesiders travel to Letterkenny to take on a Donegal side who would have been most pundits pre-tournament picks […]
Horrific crash prompts fresh appeal to young drivers
AFTER a weekend of devastation and heartbreak in Donegal where four young men were killed in a car crash, Fermanagh drivers have been urged to keep vigilant and remember the main causes of almost every crash. Between Thursday and Sunday a total of ten people lost their lives on the country’s roads, including four young […]
Unionist up in arms over the ‘Six Counties’
Members of the Council recently passed a motion supporting the demands from the public for an Irish Language Act.
‘Morning after’ drink driver is given a year’s ban
The court heard the defendant had been at a festival the night before.
Fears wind turbines will blight Belleek landscape
Locals in the area have called for a meeting about the proposed windfarm
Fermanagh ‘will be county worst affected by Brexit’
The county has 80 border crossing which could face restrictions