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Death brings grim end to holiday trip
Monday dawned a glorious summer’s day.
Karin Nieuwenhuis and her eight-year-old
daughter, Yonna, said good-bye to the
landlady of the guest-house where they had
spent the night and drove down the hill.
Ahead of them Lough Erne shimmered in
hazy early morning sunshine. Karin can
have had no idea that death awaited her
around the first bend in the road. <more>...
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Nice guys, really
Looking like latter day Vikings hell-bent on
rape and pillage, around 110 members of
the Harley Davidson Owners Group
thundered through Enniskillen on Saturday
morning. <more>...
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Picture framing factory closes
Around 20 people are thought to have lost
their jobs following the closure this week of
Phoenix Picture Frames, based at
Chanterhill, Enniskillen. The business was
founded by Dutch man, Mr. Frank Peeters
more than a quarter of a century ago and
had provided steady employment in the
town. They produced framing products many
of which were exported to a variety of
countries worldwide. <more>...
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Outclassed Fermanagh thrashed
GAA: All-Ireland Quarter Final – Fermanagh
0-05 Tyrone 1-21 – Fermanagh were taught
another harsh lesson at Croke Park on
Sunday by a Tyrone side that will now be
fancied to go on and collect the biggest prize
of them all, the Sam Maguire. <more>...
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