THE Roslea-born Mayor of Derry, the SDLP’s Martin Reilly, has spoken this week of his time at the helm of the UK’s City of Culture 2013.
GAA: Roslea through, but Gaels falter
IT WAS A mixed bag of results for two Fermanagh teams in the Ulster club championship today (Sunday).
Quigley brothers cleared to play
BROTHERS Sean and Seamus Quigley have been cleared to face the Cavan champions Ballinagh in the Ulster Club SFC on Sunday week.
Quigley boys see red as Roslea gear up for Ulster campaign
The brilliant Quigley brothers, Sean and Seamus were both sent off on Sunday in Roslea’s league semi final against Devenish.
Roslea overcome Belcoo in Championship final
Roslea collected their fourth senior championship crown in five seasons with a hard fought victory over Belcoo at Brewster Park.
Middle third will prove vital on biggest day of the year
Colm Bradley sees a hardened Roslea team clash with a Belcoo team dreaming of a first title and believes we are in for a real cracker of a final
Quigley brothers hold the key for Roslea
As Roslea go in search of their third championship in four years and Belcoo their first ever Colm Bradley looks at where the game will be won and lost on Sunday
Jobs hope for workers laid off at Flynns
THE shock at the lay-off of some 40 employees of Flynns Foods in Roslea has been eased by news that a number of local firms are looking for staff, with one local firm in the meat trade looking for ten operatives.
We did our best, says Foster’s department
IN response to a perceived lack of political action to help save Flynn’s Fine Foods of Roslea, Arlene Foster and her department have hit back in the wake of criticism.
Come and talk to us, urges local credit
THE closure of Flynns Fine Foods is beginning to put the squeeze on ex-employees with savings in Roslea Credit Union, and on the credit union itself.