IN his new podcast series, journalist Mario Ledwith uncovers troubling findings about the aftermath of the 1987 Enniskillen bombing. One of the key revelations concerns the destruction of crucial police documents which may have contained vital information about the attack. The files were reportedly lost during a ‘clean-up operation’ after asbestos was discovered at an RUC […]
Brown fires St Aidan’s into Pat King Cup quarter-final
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U16.5 PAT KING CUP SECTION C St. Aidan’s 4-10 Colaiste Oiriall 2-4 by Martin McBrien TWO goals from Ethan Brown helped St Aidan’s High School to a big win over Colaiste Oiriall at O’Connell Park in Derrylin, helping them qualify for the quarter-final of the U16.5 Pat King Cup. Essentially, it was the home side’s […]
Artist brings myth and magic to Forthill Street
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Local artist Kevin McHugh has brought new life to Enniskillen with his latest mural, ‘Conn-Eda and the Golden Apples of Lough Erne.’ Located on Forthill Street, the artwork draws inspiration from a well-known local legend, capturing its excitement and mythical elements in a striking, colourful design. The mural, which was unveiled just in time for […]
Council seeks help on how to spend new £4.5m funding
FERMANAGH and Omagh District Council want to hear from local businesses on how it should spend a new £4.5m fund. The council has been awarded the money from the Department for the Economy through the Regional Balance Fund over the next three years. “This funding will support local businesses and drive economic growth across the […]
Minister reveals almost 40 unfilled jobs in Enniskillen
THERE are almost 40 unfilled jobs at a government office in Enniskillen, it has emerged. The Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Andrew Muir, has revealed there are a total of 37 job vacancies at his department’s office at Inishkeen House in the town. The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has […]
M&S move sparks debate on Enniskillen’s retail future
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AS yet another business prepares to relocate from the town centre to the new Lakeland Retail Park, concerns are growing within the community about the future and vitality of Enniskillen’s traditional high street. Supermarket chain Marks & Spencer has confirmed plans to move its Enniskillen store from Erneside Shopping Centre to the retail park, where […]
Helen paints a love letter to Enniskillen
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A NEW painting of Enniskillen has captured hearts online, thanks to local artist and photographer Helen Shepherd, who reimagined the town through the eyes of Oscar Wilde’s The Happy Prince. Originally from Norfolk, Helen moved to Fermanagh nearly five years ago. “I swapped the broads and big skies for the loughs and rolling hills,” she […]
Harps to travel to Armagh after venue reversal drama
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DERRYGONNELLY ladies travel to Armagh tonight (Wednesday) to take on Clann Éireann after they lost home advantage following the postponement of their fixture. The Harps, who won the Fermanagh Senior Football Championship for the first time, were due to host Clann Eireann at Canon Maguire Park on Sunday. But the game was called off with […]
Bench erected to remember much-loved Fermanagh man
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By Thomas Maher LAST week, a bench bearing a plaque in memory of Gareth McKenna was unveiled, honouring one of Lisnaskea’s most familiar and much-loved faces. Gareth, who tragically passed away in November 2023, was a well-known and cherished figure in the town. Affectionately known as “Big G”, he was a gentle giant who could […]
Today’s death notices – Wednesday, October 22
READ, Elizabeth Maud 20th October 2025 (peacefully) at Silverdale Care Home, Castlederg, and formerly of Tullyhommon, Kesh. Elizabeth Maud, dearly loved wife of the late Bertie, much-loved mother of Thomas (Edwina), Margaret (Trevor), Malcolm (Wendy), Esther (Andrew), and Ruth (John). Devoted grandmother of Bronwyn (Robert), Aaron (Holly), Graeme (Megan), Matthew, Ben, Peter, Adam, and Emily, […]