The Fermanagh road will be closed from today until the end of the week.
Local firm overseeing Ulster Canal development project
THE Project Lead of the Ulster Canal is committed to overseeing the “significant and ambitious project” which could result in an increase in tourism and better environment for Fermanagh. Paul Rogers, a long-serving Waterways Ireland employee, is tasked with overseeing the third-part of a multi-million pound development of the Ulster Canal, which will impact on […]
GALLERY: A New Year splash at Galloon for charity
A LARGE crowd turned out to Galloon Island on Upper Lough Erne on New Year’s Day for a charity swim. Our photographer Martin Brady was on hand to capture the action as it happened. Check out our gallery of pictures below! To read more on this story see this week’s Fermanagh Herald. Can’t get to […]
Foodie Fermanagh … Let’s make it ‘a thing’
THIS WEEK for our Foodie Fermanagh feature we have taken a journey around the upper Lough Erne which, of course, takes in Derrylin, Bellanaleck, Florencecourt, Lisbellaw and Lisnaskea. Once again as the Herald put together a list of the restaurants and bars operating in this locality, we were struck by the range of choice […]
Fresh appeal after pair are rescued from stranded boat
TWO people have been rescued after their boat ran aground after losing power on Upper Lough Erne last week. Carrybridge RNLI launched both it’s inshore lifeboat and the its rescue water craft (RWC) last Friday afternoon, May 25th, after the Belfast Coastguard alerted the station to a 30ft cruiser in need of assistance on the […]
Local businesses stump up £20,000 to save Lisnaskea tourism project
Local businesses in the Upper Lough Erne area are combining to help sustain a tourism project that has help grow the industry in the area in the past two years.
New venture to put Upper Lough on the tourism map
A BRAND new attractions map showcasing the Upper Lough is to be launched in the coming weeks.
Sell-out predicted for John’s new calendar!
A NEW calendar featuring attractive photographs of Lisnaskea and Upper Lough Erne beauty spots has been launched by a local shopkeeper.
Upper Lough no longer the poor relation when it comes to tourism
WHEN it comes to tourism, it’s often said that Upper Lough Erne is the poor relation compared to the better known Lower Lough, but now it seems efforts are being made to set things right.