“It was absolutely brilliant, after about five minutes in the car it was as if we never stopped driving.”
Fermanagh hairdressers happy to be back at the basin
“The support has been phenomenal, our clients are our bread and butter, they’re like our family and we’re just so lucky.”
Parents ‘up in arms’ over expensive school uniforms
“Clothes shops and shoe shops needed to be reopened before schools started back up.”
Rockstar bingo ‘Checks In’ during lockdown
Conor first got the idea to run his own online bingo event after hearing how much his own mother missed the fun.
All pupils to return to school after Easter break
Pupils in all primary and post-primary schools will return to school after the Easter holidays. This follows a review during today’s Executive meeting when it was agreed that the remaining students in years 8 to 11 could resume face-to-face teaching from 12 April. Education Minister Peter Weir said, “A major milestone has been reached today […]
Couples still looking forward to their big day
Bernie McGarry spoke to the Herald on what the last 12 months has been like for the team.
Novena of Hope at the Graan a virtual success
“We wanted to concentrate both on the cross and on the Word of God and that was important.”
Drivers’ outrage at driving test backlog
“I have been trying to get a test since September and the DVA will not give me a date.”
One year since Herald’s first Covid-19 coverage
An unquenchable community spirit that has defined the pandemic locally.
Cross border fines only for clearly breaching rules
ANYONE stopped crossing the border will only receive one of the new Garda fines if they are in clear breach of Covid restrictions, the local community has been assured. As of Monday this week, Garda officers operating Covid checkpoints have been given the power to fine people €100 fine for non-essential travel. The fine applies […]