STAFF at Enniskillen Royal Grammar School are awaiting the outcome of a ballot which may result in them refusing to teach a 17-year-old pupil who took photos up the skirts of two young female teachers. It follows revelations that the PSNI conducted a number of enquiries after a memory stick containing the “inappropriate images” […]
New tourist trail to follow route of disused railway
It is hoped the Ulster Canal Greenway, set to be completed by 2020, will replicate the phenomenal success of a similar project in Mayo.
Popular children’s play centre closes its doors
Castle Island at Quay Pass, Enniskillen first opened in 2009
?Benefits staff facing re-interviews for their own jobs
Concerns were raised by Cllr Raymond Farrell at the June meeting of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council
Brian hangs up his suit after four decades in fashion
“You heard all the gossip around the town from customers and staff. That’s one thing I’ll miss about work – the banter was always great.”
Fears of summer hours ‘smokescreen’ for library cutback
It is believed the Enniskillen branch is operating with a reduced budget as a result of the ongoing deadlock at the Northern Ireland Assembly.
Hundreds expected to hit the roads this weekend
The countdown is on to this year’s Enniskillen 10K Road Race and Leisure Walk.
‘Rita-power’ secures new seats at Erneside!
Rita Cassidy has once again proved that she can get results!
Jaw-dropping displays at National Schools Regatta
Almost 50 athletes from Enniskillen Royal Boat Club travelled to Dorney Lake last weekend, the home of the London 2012 Olympics rowing venue. They were there for what is regarded as one of the biggest and most competitive school rowing competitions in the world, the British National School’s Regatta. The small Enniskillen club returned home […]