THE housing market in Fermanagh is facing another blow after house prices fell by 13 per cent from last year dragging it well below the Northern Ireland average, according to a recent report.
GAA: Fermanagh crash out of qualifiers
IT WASN’T TO be for Fermanagh in tonight’s All Ireland Round two qualifier against Cavan.
Exorcism and the occult part of new horror film set in Fermanagh
Fermanagh became the centre recently for a documentary horror film that involved two local actors.
‘The Hand me Downs’ release video
NEWLY FORMED local band, The Hand me Downs, have recorded and released their first video.
Fermanagh edge Westmeath in thriller
A late point from John Woods helped Fermanagh through to the next stage of the All-Ireland SFC qualifiers on a 3-10 to 1-15 scoreline.
Rallying call for Fermanagh businesses to tackle unemployment
Employers are encouraged to register as soon as possible for the Job Fairs
Ten ‘G8 babies’ born… and not a Barack among them!
There was something in the air in Fermanagh last week, and even the unborn wanted a glimpse.
Fermanagh ladies take down Antrim
FERMANAGH ladies booked their place in this year’s Ulster Intermediate Championship final with a resounding 19-point win over Antrim at Dunaghmoyne on Saturday.
Foster promises long-term benefits of G8
Fermanagh MLA Arlene Foster has spoken of her “excitement and honour” at greeting the US president as he descended the infamous Air Force One.
The day a president and a prime minister dropped in for art class
Barack Obama and David Cameron showed their artistic talents to the pupils of Enniskillen Integrated School at the start of their visit to Fermanagh on Monday.