FERMANAGH and Omagh District Council collected one of the lowest amounts of household waste in the North, as concerns grow among ratepayers and homeowners who say they wait weeks at times for their bins to be lifted. The ‘Herald understands that, in some areas of the county, residents are waiting more than four weeks for […]
Stacey’s message of hope for women living with alopecia
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A FERMANAGH woman who lost her hair as a teenager is calling for better support for people across the North living with alopecia. Stacey McCabe, a mother-of-two from Belcoo, recently underwent pioneering mesh hair integration treatment in London. It has transformed her confidence after years of struggling with wigs, sprays and self-doubt. Speaking to the ‘Herald, […]
Fermanagh community unites in memory of Andrea
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THE FIVEMILETOWN community will come together this weekend to turn grief into hope. This Friday and Saturday locals are uniting for a charity fundraiser dedicated to raising mental health awareness, in memory of Andrea Malone, who tragically passed away one year ago next week. This event is not just a fundraiser, it’s a powerful statement of support, […]
Fermanagh branch honoured for raising £1 million
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A LOCAL group said they’re “dedicated and committed” to making a difference with people living with cancer in Fermanagh after they were celebrated for raising over £1 million in the locality. The Fermanagh branch of the Friends of the Cancer Centre group recently received an award at the Chartered Institute of Fundraising Northern Ireland Awards […]
Holy Trinity stalwart John retires after 36 years
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HOLY Trinity Primary School paid tribute to its much-loved vice-principal John Reihill as he retires from teaching after 36 years where he left his mark on local education in Enniskillen. There were jubilant scenes at the two Holy Trinity Primary School sites recently as pupils and teachers paid tributes to Mr Reihill and his wife, […]
Fermanagh pays tribute to Georgina Kelly
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THERE HAS been widespread sadness across Fermanagh this week following the death of ‘real lady’ Georgina Kelly. Formally of Main Street, Lisnaskea, Julia Georgina (Georgie) Kelly died peacefully in the South West Acute Hospital on Friday (June 20). Georgina is the mother of former First Minister Arlene Foster Local MLA Deborah Erskine sent her deepest sympathy and […]
Fermanagh business agrees partnership with school
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A LOCAL school and a leading local business have teamed up to help “inspire the next generation of engineers”. On Friday, representatives from building supply manufacturers Mannok and St Kevin’s College in Lisnaskea launched their new partnership, which will give students hands-on experience through real-life projects and exposure to the professional software used in robotics, […]
Cassidy Clan to hold local ‘rally’ in Fermanagh
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MEMBERS of the Cassidy Clan from across the world are set to descend on Enniskillen for a special reunion and celebration which will trace the roots and history of the Fermanagh family. Every three years, the Cassidy Clan hold a ‘rally’ in Enniskillen where they meet up with their relatives from across the world, strengthening […]
The Rotary Club of Enniskillen celebrates 70 years
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THE ROTARY Club of Enniskillen is getting to celebrate 70 years of service, community support and international impact while honouring decades of dedication, generosity and meaningful local contributions. From its founding in 1955 by local baker Cecil Whaley to becoming one of the largest clubs in Ireland, The Rotary Club of Enniskillen has stayed true to […]
‘Deep frustration’ over Fermanagh Post Office closure
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THE closure of the Teemore Road Post Office is “extremely concerning and, frankly, unacceptable”, residents have claimed, after Royal Mail confirmed the closure of its branch. Local residents have been left outraged that the Post Office branch has ceased, following the closure of its adjacent shop, with some elderly residents left with no access to […]