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Enniskillen man convicted of harassing woman
An Enniskillen man convicted of harassment of a woman has been ordered to serve community service. Brian Corrigan (40), with an address of Derrylin Road, Enniskillen, harassed the woman between February 2 and March 19, 2023. It was heard on
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Enniskillen hammer Portadown to keep unbeaten streak
Enniskillen 49-0 Portadown On Saturday, Enniskillen backed up a strong performance against Bangor the previous week, to hammer fifth-placed Portadown. In a competitive game, the result was very much built on the foundation of a very resilient
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'Only team that will beat us is ourselves'- Maguire
Gary Maguire will step out as one of Irvinestown’s elder statesmen on Saturday at Brewster Park. He’s been there and done it already for Irvinestown winning three Intermediate titles since 2004. The 37-year-old has been donning the St Molaises
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Armstrong secures first European Rally podium finish
Jon Armstrong secured his first-ever podium finish in the European Rally Championship with second overall on Poland’s Rally Silesia. After a troubled start to the rally, the Kesh driver mounted a stunning fightback, posting seven fastest stage
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Stafford full of praise for 'magnificent' Mallards
Ballinamallard manager Mark Stafford was full of praise for his team’s defending, as they kept a clean sheet against the league’s top scorers Bangor on their way to a 4-0 victory. In recent weeks Stafford had expressed concern about the goals
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Little still going strong and striving for more silverware
Mark Little is one of two remaining players from Lisnaskea’s All-Ireland Intermediate Championship winning side from 2011. He and Mark Smith were both involved as the Emmetts lifted the county title in 2010 before going on to lift the All-Ireland
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Wanderers tricky start continues with Killen defeat
Irvinestown Wanderers 0 Killen Rangers 4 Irvinestown Wanderers suffered their fifth consecutive league defeat as they went down 4-0 to Killen Rangers at the Bawnacre. Wanderers held out for forty minutes but then conceded twice before half
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Rowing season begins at the River Shannon
The new rowing season kicked off in great conditions on the River Shannon, just outside Limerick. Over 500 rowers completed the 3.7-kilometre course, with every competitor timed to determine the final rankings. Enniskillen Rowing Club (ERBC) had
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Colleen and Carty on target for Town against Kesh
Kesh 1-3 Enniskillen Town Enniskillen Town moved to the top of the Division One table with a 3-1 victory, as Kesh suffered their first defeat of the season. Town led at halftime thanks to Nick Collen’s 13th-minute goal, but Kesh rallied in
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One Act Drama Festival set to showcase local talent
Enniskillen Drama Festival is running a One Act Festival this year from October 31 to November 3 at The Ardhowen Theatre starting 7.30pm each evening. As this will be the first time that Enniskillen has hosted a One Act Festival, Enniskillen Drama
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Enniskillen charity offers free bra fitting for cancer patients
An Enniskillen charity is offering a free bra fitting service for women who have had or are about to have breast cancer surgery. As part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Cancer Connect NI is highlighting its support services for breast cancer
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Victims of terrorism honoured at SEFF's 12th remembrance service
A poignant service of remembrance and thanksgiving was held in Lisbellaw Presbyterian Church. The event, SEFF's 12th service of its kind, was attended by victims and survivors of terrorism from across the community. Kenny Donaldson, director
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St. Aidan's High School students open outdoor art exhibition
Students at St. Aidan's High School in Derrylin have opened an outdoor art exhibition. The exhibition showcases the students' talent, featuring pieces that reflect the school's focus on the environment and sustainability. The artwork, displayed
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Friends of Cancer Centre Fermanagh group close to £1 million
A Fermanagh fundraising group is close to raising £1 million for families impacted by cancer. Over the past 10 years, Friends of the Cancer Centre's Fermanagh Fundraising Group has collected £986,000 to help families in Fermanagh and across Northern