Editorial Department • Published 23 May 2013 13:00 
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Dear Sir, - Thank you for the opportunity to express my views in your newspaper. I would however like to correct some comments made by Miss Noble in her response to my previous letter.
A4 still not fit for G8 purpose
Dear Sir, - Soon after the announcement that the G8 Summit was coming to Fermanagh, we were assured that the A4 would have a good surface from Dungannon to Enniskillen.
Dear Sir, - Your readers may be interested in what I think is a gem of an article published in a Dublin Parish newsletter; it reads: "Judy Rudd an amateur genealogist in Australia, was doing some personal work on her family tree. She discovered that ex-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's great-great unclue, Remus Rudd, was hanged for horse stealing and train robberies in 1889. He was a horse thief and sent to Melbourne Jail in 1885, escaped in 1887, and robbed the Melbourne-Geelong train six times. Caught by the Victoria police, convicted and hanged in 1889.
How accountable is the current education reform proposals
The debate over future school provision in Fermanagh is gathering pace with a September 2014 timeline for the beginning of the proposed new amalgamated Portora and Collegiate school.
- Is it time to be a pushy parent in the great school debate?
- Myth or Legend?
- Leaders must clear the way for change
- First Minister accused of weaving around the issues
- We should not move backwards
- A person's sexuality is not a choice
- Young people given the chance to have their say
- Who do you think you are kidding, Mr.....?
- Till death us do part?
Letters 
Leaders must clear the way for change
Dear Sir, - Many thanks for your front page article "Bobby Sands, no hero but terrorist says Robinson".
What's On
Big Country events hosted at Mahon's Hotel
Mahon's Hotel in Irvinestown is hosting two big country events before the end of the month.
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Churches hold flower festivals over Bank Holiday weekend
Two flower festivals at churches in Fermanagh this weekend are attracting people from over a wide area.
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Living history day at Regimental Museum
Tomorrow(Saturday) could be a useful day to visit the Inniskillings Museum as they will be hosting a Living History Group, who will entertain the public throughout the afternoon with Fifes and Drums and provide opportunities for photography as well as recounting some of the Inniskillings Regimental histories.
