There are concerns for up to 40 jobs in Enniskillen.
Enniskillen man cleared of smashing cousin’s doors
The man explained to the court his cousin had been in trouble with people he owed money to.
Drunk man kept calling 999
The man continued to call the emergency number even after police called to his home.
Tesco gets slammed for pulling out of Town Hall meeting
The meeting was to discuss the supermarket’s role in the community and its plans to reduce opening hours.
Enniskillen BID result to be revealed this Friday
THE final result on whether or not Enniskillen will become a Business Improvement District (BID) will be announced this Friday at the Fermanagh Herald Business Awards. Since August, over 600 businesses in Enniskillen have been casting their votes on whether they pay a levy on top of their rates, which would be managed […]
Enniskillen man hid cannabis in his trousers
A 32-year-old Enniskillen man has been fined £250 after cannabis was found in his trouser pocket. Enniskillen Magistrates Court heard that police called to an address at 9.30pm on August 26th to speak to a female about her juvenile son. When police arrived, they found Patrick Reid in the kitchen of the […]
STUDENTS’ LUCKY ESCAPE AT ACCIDENT BLACKSPOT
EDUCATION officials are being urged to put student safety first after two teenagers had a lucky escape in a road traffic accident at a notorious junction in Enniskillen. The 14-year-old students were injured on their way to school when the accident occurred at the Cherrymount roundabout on the A32 Irvinestown Road at […]
New owner has big plans for landmark business
ONE OF Fermanagh’s best known retail outlets is changing hands. Dolan’s Centra and filling station on Enniskillen’s Dublin road is being taken over by Lilley’s Centra which already has a busy store at Drumlyon on the Shore Road in the town. It takes over as franchisee at Dolan’s Centra on the Dublin Road […]
Hospital staff protest at carpark changes
Charging health workers and patients to park is immoral, says worker
Thugs wreck charity display boards in town centre
Concern’s “Build Hope in the City” campaign had been on display at The Diamond