Denis Parsons Burkitt: family of eminent surgeon return to Fermanagh
TWO sisters whose father occupies a unique place in medical history have made an emotional return to the Fermanagh townland they will always call home.
What drives Hotelier of the Year winner David Morrison
A LISNASKEA man who has been managing one of Fermanagh’s most popular hotels for over 20 years believes his continuing success is down to two key attributes – motivation and determination
Domestic abuse incidents reported to police on the rise in district
THE number of domestic abuse incidents reported to police in the Fermanagh and Omagh area has risen over the last 12 months, statistics released by the PSNI have revealed.
KEEP FERMANAGH TIDY CAMPAIGN: ‘Additional resources in place temporarily’
LITTERING will continue to be a problem until there is a change in people’s attitude, the Chief Executive of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has warned.
Tributes to Lord with ‘a great love for Fermanagh’
A FORMER Ulster Unionist peer with a “great love” for County Fermanagh has died at the age of 74.
Two people rescued after boat shows signs of catching fire
TWO people had to be brought to safety on Lower Lough Erne this week after the boat they were on showed signs of catching fire, Enniskillen RNLI has revealed.
Keep Fermanagh Tidy: Council may record at dumping ‘hot spots’
FERMANAGH and Omagh District Council officials have proposed installing monitoring cameras at two dumping ‘hot spots’ in the area for a six-month trial period.
Residents’ pleas over noisy boy racers ‘falling on deaf ears’
Residents living near a car park where ‘boy racers’ gather frequently say they are having to endure sleepless nights due to the noise generated by the cars.
Kayakers fish out over 50 bottles from lake in just one hour
AN Enniskillen man has revealed how he and his granddaughter fished out over 50 bottles, mostly glass and plastic, from the small lake at the back of the Erneside shopping centre in the town in just one hour.
Ex-Sinn Féin MLA 'unlawfully discriminated against' awarded £5,500 payout
A FORMER Sinn Féin Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA has been awarded £5,500 after a Fair Employment Tribunal found that he had been unlawfully discriminated against on the grounds of political opinion.
