IN WHAT is believed to be the first time Sinn Fein has openly condemned the Enniskillen Remembrance Day bombing, the party’s candidate in Friday’s presidential election has described it as an atrocity. Earlier this year local Sinn Fein councillor and then council chairman Stephen McCann sparked a walkout and no-confidence motion when he refused to […]
United Ireland still a long shot, according to polls
Michelle Gildernew MP has said reunification remains “a realistic objective”
Varadkar: ‘Agreement is possible’ to restore Stormont
Leo Varadkar discussed the current political impasse with Secretary of State James Brokenshire and DUP leader Arlene Foster.
Ulster Bank in Irvinestown to close
The move has been slammed as another blow to rural services in Fermanagh.
‘Queen’s honours? I’d rather get my nails pulled out’
UNIONISTS have hit out at comments by a Sinn Fein councillor who said he ‘would rather have his nails pulled with pliers’ than make a nomination for Queen Elizabeth’s birthday honours list. Brookeborough-based Sinn Fein councillor Sheamus Greene sparked anger this week with his remarks to a council official when asked to nominate local people […]
Council chairman faces renewed call to step down
Tonight`s meeting takes place at 7pm at The Grange in Omagh
Life goes on, says defeated MP Tom Elliott
The former MP is reflecting on his political future with family and supporters.
