FERMANAGH’S economy will suffer a financial loss of £22 million under the current welfare reform plans set out by the UK government, a recent report has suggested.
Tacking matters: Heading off a cliff with no-one to blame but ourselves
In life you often get what you deserve and in Fermanagh GAA I am sad to say we have got exactly what we deserve.
New limits could see sharp rise in drink driving arrests
The number of drink driving convictions in Fermanagh may have has fallen in recent times, but the fear is that changes to the law could see a big increase in offences.
Council-backed Irish language courses ‘for all traditions’
‘IRISH is there for everybody’ was the message delivered as the fourth iteration of council-provided free Irish language classes.
41 jobs gone as Flynn’s closes
FORTY-FIVE jobs have been lost following the closure of Flynn’s Fine Foods in Roslea today.
Fermanagh champions up in arms over changes to Scor
Jean informed us that Ulster Scor did campaign to save the novelty act from extinction.
Fermanagh through to All Ireland semi with gritty performance
Fermanagh were the better team in this All Ireland quarter final against the girls from the west but as their players and manager admitted after the game the performance was far from ideal as they now look forward to an All Ireland seim final against Tipperary.
Double fleadh success for Fermanagh men
FERMANAGH scored a double success at last week’s internationally acclaimed All-Ireland Fleadh in Derry.