CHURCH leaders in Enniskillen have issued a joint statement in response to controversial comments made by firebrand pastor James McConnell. The North Belfast pastor came under criticism from the media and the public when he branded Islam ‘heathen’ and ‘satanic’. Although he later apologised publicly, First Minister Peter Robinson also came under fire when […]
‘Family man’ head-butted employer
A 43-year-old man who head-butted his employer following an incident in work claimed he was acting in self-defence, Fermanagh court has heard.
Shop manager accused of stealing staff wages from his employer
A former general manager of Spar stores and off licences in Fermanagh has been accused of stealing from his employer, including staff wages, over an eight year period.
It’s as you were in Enniskillen as voter apathy takes its toll
The political landscape of Enniskillen has remained comparatively unchanged following the outcome of Saturday’s local government election results.
Granny died on way home from visiting husband’s grave
THE heartbroken sons of an elderly woman killed in a ‘freak’ accident in Enniskillen have told of how their brave mother had recently overcome a cancer scare. Bridget Kelly (76) died after being struck by a lorry on the Tempo Road as she walked home from visiting her husband’s grave last Wednesday evening. […]
Police step up search for missing Nollaig
It has been 10 months since Nollaig O’Connor from Enniskillen went missing and both police and her family remain anxious to hear from her.
Cancer Focus NI offers Art Therapy in Enniskillen
Cancer Focus Northern Ireland still has places left for its next art therapy sessions in the Enniskillen area, which are free for cancer patients.
Phone store donates tablets for ill children
THE local O2 store on Belmore Street, Enniskillen has donated two electronic Samsung tablets to Horizon West Children’s Hospice in Killadeas.
Enniskillen residents opposed to community hall project
RESIDENTS from the Coleshill and Windmill Road area of Enniskillen are spearheading a campaign to prevent a community hall being erected in the area because of fears it will attract anti-social behaviour.
Why is Enniskillen’s new cycle path being left in the dark?
A NEW 1100m cycle lane costing £100,000 will allow Enniskillen residents to benefit from better leisure infrastructure, but the path will not be lit, much to the dismay of one local councillor.