Primary schools welcome ‘historic’ move by Mount Lourdes and St Michael’s
Former St Joseph’s pupil behind striking tower block
AN award winning Derrygonnelly architect is celebrating success after scooping a top award for Irish Construction Excellence. Former St Joseph’s College student Declan O’Dare lifted the prestigious Building Information Modelling (BIM) Excellence award at a ceremony held in Dublin last Friday. The young architect admits that some of Fermanagh’s prided historic buildings influenced his early […]
Next stop Croker for St Michael’s lads
GREY clouds, cold air and a pathetic excuse for a programme contrast with the bright blue and gold of the refurbished Pearse Park stand as the steady trickle of supporters enters the Longford grounds. In the elevated press box, Ger Tracey and Peter McGinnity readying for live commentary, Phil Flanagan keeping social media up to […]
St Kevin’s is now outperforming many grammar schools
NON-grammar schools in the Fermanagh area have recorded a strong A Level performance for 2019. Four local secondary schools ranked in the top 100 performers, alongside three Enniskillen grammar schools. The annual performance guide published by the Belfast Telegraph ranks all post-secondary schools where pupils sit A Level exams. Enniskillen Royal Grammar school was the […]
BREAKING: Student escapes jail over tragic Oisin death
Francis McDermott, from Camphill Park in Newtownbutler, had pleaded guilty to unlawfully killing thirteen-year-old Oisin McGrath
St Michael’s vice principal steps down after 35 years
The popular teacher says she will miss the boys of St Michael’s, past and present, most of all.
Big improvement in school exam results
St Michael’s College, Enniskillen topped the poll in Fermanagh
Oisin McGrath family ‘distress’ at delay in court case
Francis McDermott (19) from Camphill Park, Newtownbutler, is accused of unlawfully killing 13-year-old Oisin McGrath from Belcoo in February 2015.
Garbhan sheds light on living with Asperger’s
Garbhan was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome when he was in P4.
Families may have to pay for school bus from September
Education Authority considering bringing forward charges of between £50 and £200 per child from this September