Locals tell of fears despite PSNI statement
Busy border road closed following security alert
The security alert occurred along the border between Garrison and Kiltyclogher.
Enniskillen gears up for eBike craze
An eBike trail has been established in Enniskillen as part of the new Waterways Ireland Blueway activity hub in the town.
Dozens of roads could be sealed off by a hard border
During the Troubles Fermanagh had just five main border crossings in Fermanagh. Today, there are a total of 55.
Post office decision expected within weeks
Decision on the future of border postal service expected ‘in coming weeks’
Recognition for Fermanagh stars
The GAA has confirmed the Champions 15 award winners for the 2015 Meagher hurling championship.
Memory of Shane inspires Erne squad
With a second win in this year’s Lory Meagher Cup last Saturday afternoon against Lancashire, Fermanagh moved one win away from a return to Croke Park and a chance to finish the season off with a long sought after Lory Meagher trophy.
Gildernew warns Orange Order getting the vote out for Elliott
MICHELLE GILDERNEW is warning voters that every last vote counts and claims the turnout within unionism will be higher in this year’s general election because, she claims, the Orange Order is playing a key role in mobilising support for her main rival, the UUP’s Tom Elliott.
Improved showing from Erne girls but win remains elusive
Fermanagh ladies are still waiting for their first league win of the year after falling to neighbours Leitrim in their second game of the season. For the Connacht girls this victory is their third in a row and it puts them on top of the table after an impressive start.
Fingal provide a tough NHL opener for hurlers
Last year ended in heartache for Fermanagh hurlers. Having lead 2-8 to 1-10 at half-time in the Lory Meagher final, Longford came back strong in the second half to take the title on a 3-18 to 3-16 scoreline.