The little moggy suffered extensive damage to its eye after it was hit by a car on the Tempo Road in Enniskillen.
Clock change reminds Fermanagh of looming time border
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In years to come, Belcoo could be in a different time zone from Blacklion, and Belleek from Ballyshannon, for six months of the year.
Fermanagh Camino fever sweeps into town
A LARGE crowd is expected to turn out next week when the much-anticipated three-day Fermanagh Camino event takes place in the county to raise money for a local support charity. Kicking off on April 6, the walk invites participants to explore the landscapes of Fermanagh, beginning at the serene shores of Lough Derg and culminating […]
Comedian Delamere to return to Fermanagh
LOCAL comedy fans are in for a major treat when the hugely popular Neil Delamere returns to the Ardhowen Theatre to entertain the crowd and attendance “in his own inimitable way”. The Offaly comedian, who established himself through his many appearances on the popular show ‘The Blame Game’, confirmed that he’s top stop off in Enniskillen […]
Fermanagh women share experiences of misogyny
By Annie Flynn FERMANAGH women have been speaking out on their experiences of harassment from men in public, and have raised concerns over the real-life consequences of growing online misogyny. Two local women, who have asked to remain anonymous, have spoken to the ‘Herald about recent encounters that left them feeling uncomfortable. “I was attending an event recently […]
Health regulator pays tribute to Fermanagh campaigners
THE HEALTH regulator has spoken out in praise for the work of Fermanagh campaigners, Save Our Acute Services (SOAS). Speaking at a recent meeting of the Stormont Health Committee, chief executive of Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) Briege Donaghy, said she was in regular contact with SOAS members. Ms Donaghy had been asked about the disappointment felt […]
Plans progressing for Enniskillen aeropark
FRESH plans have been submitted to build a new holiday destination at St Angelo Airport, which it is hoped will attract aviation enthusiasts to the area. A planning application had been submitted this time last year for the development of ten self-catering ‘hanger homes’ a the Enniskillen airport. That plan also included the development of a private clubhouse, […]
Dylan’s new performance recalls old Enniskillen
FERMANAGH actor and artistic director Dylan Quinn wanted to explore “my sense of belonging” to Enniskillen and the county as he brings the magical story of his grandfather to life on stage. Theatre performance ‘My Grandfather’s House’ recounts the role that his grandparent, Brendan Burns, played in the Royal Marines and the effects of violence in the county […]
WATCH: Fermanagh Fun Farm goes barking mad!
By Annie Flynn FERMANAGH Fun Farm opened its doors to some furry friends for the first time ever in honour of National Puppy Appreciation Day, which was celebrated all around the country Sunday. Families that visited brought their dogs to the farm and all different breeds came along to play together. Among the guests were ‘Bridget’ the bulldog, ‘Tiny’ […]
Lifetime Achievement Award for Dónal Lunny
TRADITIONAL musician Dónal Lunny has received a Lifetime Achievement Award to recognise his commitment to bringing around a “shift of gear in Irish music” over the past decades. The 77-year-old who has strong links and family living in Enniskillen is regarded by many as a pioneering light in Irish traditional musician, performing with some of the […]