FERMANAGH band ‘Tully’ said it’s “only fitting” that they recorded their Christmas single which was written by a local man. The Knocks group have taken another major step in their career by releasing ‘Christmas 1915’, which was written by the much-respected Cormac McConnell from Arney. ‘Christmas 1915’ is about the unofficial Christmas truce between British […]
Dairy farmers struggle as shop prices remain high
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FERMANAGH farmers have been questioning why the gate price for milk keeps dropping, while the cost of dairy remains stubbornly high in the shops. Local farmers had already seen prices drop to below 35p per litre for their milk, but last week Lakeland Dairies, which collects milk from hundreds of local farmers, announced its price for […]
Chaska brings kindness to the table with free dinners
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AS THE festive season approaches, a local Enniskillen takeaway is putting community spirit at the heart of Christmas. Chaska is once again opening its doors to offer free Christmas dinners to those who may be struggling or alone, ensuring that no one in Enniskillen or across Fermanagh feels forgotten during the holidays. “A wee hot […]
Town mourns death of postman Maurice
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TRIBUTES have been paid across the Enniskillen community following the passing of Maurice Spillane, who was remembered as a popular postman and “a true gentleman”. Formerly of Drumcor Hill in Enniskillen, Mr Spillane passed away peacefully on December 5. A popular figure in the town, Mr Spillane worked as a postman around Enniskillen and the […]
Progress made to prevent persistent flooding welcomed
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NEWS agencies on both sides of the border are to work together on the problem of persistent flooding in Pettigo has been welcomed locally. Back in September, 60 sandbags were required to prevent damage to local homes and businesses when the River Termon flooded. The matter has since been raised repeatedly by both Cllr Michael McMahon and Donegal […]
Council celebrates local sports clubs
A SPECIAL celebration was held at the Townhall in Enniskillen to mark 50 years of NFC Kesh and North Fermanagh Cricket Club. Representatives from both sporting organisations gathered for the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council event, which was another memorable event to recognise the club’s longevity and success. As previously reported by the ‘Herald, in […]
Christine’s inspiring journey of healing and hope
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FERMANAGH author and holistic practitioner Christine Allen has released her latest book, ‘The Feet I Have Felt,’ sharing her journey as a cancer survivor and her decades of experience helping others heal. In the book, Christine courageously opens up about surviving cancer, offering readers an authentic and uplifting message about resilience, faith, and the body’s […]
Festive fayre rocks into Derrygonnelly
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RESIDENTS from Derrygonnelly, Monea and Boho recently got into the festive spirit as a hugely popular Christmas Craft Fayre took place in the village. A large crowd turned out to the Derrygonnelly Community Centre for the event, which was well-supported by residents who enjoyed browsing through some of the unique gifts which were on display. […]
‘A true Fermanagh icon’: Tributes paid for Willie Boyd
THE entire Fermanagh community has been left saddened at the death of ‘the most well known man in Fermanagh’ Willie Boyd. Formely of Tully, Roslea and lately Creamery House, Kesh, Mr Boyd passed away peacefully in the South West Acute Hospital on December 12. Since the sad news of Willie’s passing, the community has shared countless stories and […]
SOAS state retirement ‘won’t end mistrust of Trust’
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CAMPAIGNERS calling for the restoration of emergency general surgery at the SWAH have called for a change in leadership approach at the Western Trust, following news chief executive Neil Guckian is to retire in the new year. Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) have urged Health Minister Mike Nesbitt to now intervene to ‘ensure an ambitious […]