FERMANAGH DJ Tom Muldoon, known by his stage name ‘Multunes’, is taking the next step in his musical journey. Now 26-years-old, Lisnarick man Tom has quickly become one of the most exciting names to come out of the local scene. He is now aiming to evolve his sound into something more raw, live, and “authentic.” After starting […]
Fermanagh to go pink for Cancer Focus fun run
ST ANGELO Airport will turn pink next month as Cancer Focus NI brings its 5K fun run to Fermanagh for the first time. The event, part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, invites individuals, schools, workplaces, community groups – and even dogs – to sign up, get showered in pink powder, and run (or walk) in […]
Tributes paid to former Dean of Clogher
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WARM tributes have been paid following the passing of the former Dean of Clogher, Reverend Raymond Craigmile Thompson, who also served as Rector of Sion Mills and Urney in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Dean Thompson passed away peacefully on Sunday surrounded by his loved ones at his home in Irvinestown. He retired in 2009 […]
Halloween costume swop event being held in Enniskillen
A Halloween costume-swopping event is to be held in Enniskillen in the run-up to the annual celebrations. The event will be held in Enniskillen Library on Friday, October 10, from 2pm to 4pm. There will also be a similar event in Omagh Library the previous day from 2pm to 4pm. Both events are being organised […]
Love to take the lead at Fermanagh Pride
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ENNISKILLEN is gearing up to paint the town rainbow next weekend as Fermanagh Pride 2025 takes over with a vibrant mix of celebration, community, and visibility. Organisers are calling on locals and visitors alike to join the festivities and march in the Pride Parade on Saturday, September 6. This year’s theme is about unity, expression, […]
Trust to hold workshop to discuss the vision for SWAH
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Save Our Acute Services is calling on the Western Trust management to fully consider the 20 recommendations identified by the campaign as part of its roadmap for South West Acute Hospital (SWAH). The call came after the Trust confirmed to trade union representatives that it would hold a ‘workshop’ after its September [4th] Board meeting […]
New RNLI navigator completes 2nd call-out in 48 hours
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Matthew Nelson, a Carrybridge local, who has volunteered with Carrybridge Lifeboat for the past five and a half years, has successfully completed his Navigator Pass Out. There was little time to rest for Matthew however as the lifeboat was called out by the Coastguard twice in the following days where he put his new skills […]
Concern as economy shrinks
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The economy in the UK grew by just 0.3 per-cent from April to June in worrying news for the future of the sector, as families continue to struggle with rising and unprecedented costs. The Office for National Statistics reported on Thursday that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rate grew by 0.3 per-cent. It was a drop […]
Ray of Hope shines as the community remembers ‘Mickey Mac’
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A large crowd turned out at Galloon Island at the weekend for the annual Ray of Hope Walk and Talk. Now in its fifth year, the event is the brainchild of the family and friends of the late Michael McPhillips, known to those who loved him as Mickey Mac. A popular photographer and videographer from […]
Weed growth prompts caution for water users on Upper Lough Erne
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Local boaters are being urged to issue caution when venturing out on the lough, with the warm weather leading to an overgrowth of weeds in the water. Waterways Ireland has issued a navigation advisory for boaters traveling on Upper Lough Erne, urging vessel masters to exercise heightened caution when navigating south of Edergole Island. The warning […]