FERMANAGH teachers could now have “a better quality life and workload balance” after they agreed a pay offer following a hard-fought campaign which helped avert the threat of strike action. The Northern Ireland Teachers’ Council agreed a deal which will see teachers receive a 5.5-per-cent pay rise which will be backdated to September 1 2024 […]
‘Jets’ting off to Florida!
By Annie Flynn JETS Enniskillen Cheerleading Club has made history qualifying to compete in The World Summit held in Florida 2026 for the first time ever. Majella Beacom chairwoman of the club said, “We are extremely proud, ecstatic and over the moon. It would have been a dream for those girls to compete in the worlds […]
Swimming club hits out at Forum ‘uncertainty’
A LOCAL swimming club has said that the ongoing speculation over the future of the Fermanagh Lakeland Forum could “destroy the hopes and dreams of our young swimmers” in the county. It recently emerged that the redevelopment project will cost over £57 million, with local councillors set to meet at the Townhall on Tuesday (April […]
FLASHBACK FRIDAY… Party night in Enniskillen!
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Huge turnout for Fermanagh’s first Camino
THE organisers of the Fermanagh Camino said they’re “overwhelmed by the success” of the inaugural event which has saw over 300 people trek around the county for Cancer Connect. Kicking off on Sunday, the large crowd walked from Lough Derg to Lusty Beg. On the second day, Monday, the participants clocked up the miles from Edgewater […]
Ballyreagh Silver Band celebrates 150 years of music!
IN A world where musical trends come and go, few ensembles can claim the longevity and legacy of Ballyreagh Silver Band that has been captivating audiences for an impressive 150 years. This remarkable milestone not only highlights the band’s enduring appeal but also reflects the rich cultural heritage and community spirit that have been woven […]
Fermanagh saddened after death of Seamus
The Fermanagh community has been left deeply shocked and saddened following the sudden death of Seamus McGovern. Mr McGovern was an active member of the Lakeland Cycling Club and was well-respected throughout the county. Loving husband of Nuala (nee Gallagher) and dear father of Millie, and step father of Sadhbh. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing […]
Enniskillen Theatre Company ready for Fermanagh stage
EXCITEMENT is building in Enniskillen ahead of the performance of ‘The Field’ which is set to be brought to life on stage at the Ardhowen Theatre by a local drama group. Running from April 16 to 19, Enniskillen Theatre Company’s play is a gripping drama. It explores themes of land, legacy and the fierce emotions […]
Fermanagh unites in support for Catherine
OVER £20,000 has been raised by the Fermanagh community to support two-year-old Catherine Cox who lives with a rare genetic condition which affects one in 60,000 children across the world. Born in September 2022, the Enniskillen girl lives with CDKL5 deficiency disorder. The condition causes a range of neurodevelopmental challenges, with research ongoing into future treatments. The […]
Moat Primary gets ready for 5K run!
THE Moat Primary school are getting ready to lace up their trainers to raise important funds for their school. The fun-filled event invites participants of all ages to hit the pavement and challenge themselves while supporting a great cause. Whether you’re sprinting to the finish line or enjoying a leisurely walk with friends and family, […]