The Pantry in Lisnaskea has found itself busier than it’s ever been since opening in 2013.
Council advised to accept £57.4m tender for Forum
By Thomas Maher THE Chief Executive of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council (FODC) has announced a significant step forward in the journey to redevelop the Lakeland Forum with a report too recommending a tender that would cost around £57.4m to be given to councillors for a decision on April 15. At a council meeting held in the […]
Pay rise for Fermanagh councillors
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Part of the reason Fermanagh householders saw their rates rise this year was to help fund this pay rise.
Fermanagh frustration as alcohol prices rise again
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At the majority of pubs and bars in Fermanagh, the price of a pint has risen by 50 pence to £5.50.
Hundreds more houses planned for Enniskillen
There are now a total of 400 new homes planned, across two developments, for the same area of Enniskillen.
Fermanagh residents bracing for rise in bills
Fermanagh households have been warned there will be a sharp rise in costs of items and a big hike in bills coming into force in April.
MLAs focus on infrastructure, healthcare, economy in 25
THE North’s MLAs are facing scrutiny after backing a motion that will see a ten per-cent increase in the running costs of the NI Assembly, along with a pay rise for themselves. The decision, which will raise the Assembly’s operational budget from £5.7 million to £64.2 million, is set to take effect from April 2025. […]
Top anglers descend on Enniskillen
THOUSANDS of keen anglers from across Europe recently visited Enniskillen as the hugely popular Irish Fly Fair and International Angling Show returned to Lough Erne in style. The event saw 90 of the top fly dresses from across the world, from America, Canada, Aruba, Germany, Sweden and Norway, meet at the Killyhevlin Hotel in Enniskillen for […]
International banker visits Mount Lourdes Grammar
An international analyst recently stopped off in Enniskillen to offer an insight into the economic situation.
Fermanagh pharmacies on the brink
Pharmacists are pleading for help from the government as many Fermanagh chemists fear they may have to pull down their shutters.