Sinn Fein’s Jemma Dolan welcomes school uniform cap


FERMANAGH households have been battling the rising costs of school uniforms for years, but there’s soon going to be a price cap on all clothing items. After a Sinn Féin motion was called at Stormont, Northern Ireland’s Education Minister, Paul Givan, has said there’s going to be a public consultation on introducing a price cap for […]


Colleagues stepping up for charity in memory of Aran


THE FAMILY, friends and colleagues of the late Aran Sheridan have been continuing to raise much-needed funds for charity in his memory. Tempo man Aran, who worked with precast team with local manufacturer Mannok, sadly passed away in his sleep while on a five-day cycling trip in Majorca last May, aged 52-years-old. Last week Mannok handed […]


‘You don’t know what moment will change your life’


WHEN Jessica Shaw gained her university degree in stratified medicine, she immediately began working in Covid testing during 2020. It was then when she noticed her skin was struggling whilst wearing PPE, that her company Eniskinn was born. “I launched a couple of products seeing if people wanted to buy them and it began to grow, […]


Children’s commissioner visits Erne Integrated


STUDENTS at Erne Integrated College in Enniskillen welcomed a special visitor last week, with NI Commissioner for Children and Young People stopping by the school. The Commissioner, Chris Quinn, visited the Erne Integrated last Monday, February 26, giving pupils the chance to ask questions and raise issues which are particular to a school in a […]