Rain can't dampen spirit of pipers and drummers
Published 21 May 2013 19:24
The sound of the pipes and drums rang out through Enniskillen on Saturday, when rainy conditions failed to dampen the competitors' spirited performances during the annual championships.
Driver got out, of car, put beer can on roof and urinated
A 28-year-old labourer who was spotted by police getting out of his car, placing a can of Tennents on the roof and urinating, has been disqualified from driving for three years.
Derrygonnelly G8 public meeting - change of venue
Tonight's G8 public information session will take place in Derrygonnelly Community Centre at 7pm.
UPDATE: Army bomb experts dealing with suspect device at Kinawley
Army technical officers are currently dealing with a suspicious device in the area of Stragowna crossroads, Kinawley and a number of homes have been evacuated.
- Exclusive G8 Twitter Q&A tomorrow - get involved!
- UPDATE: Second security alert in two days
- Holy Trinity teacher Bronagh named Primary School Teacher of the Year for Northern Ireland
- Mother of three on brink of driving ban
- Fire Service warning after fatal Enniskillen fire
- Fermanagh fishermen asked to help
- 'Good Samaritan' who drove when over the limit does not escape driving ban
- 'Bad piece of driving' leads to fine and penalty points
- Synod paves way for pulpit swaps
- Fermanagh game confirmed for Brewster Park day before G8
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Holly's unique and interesting clothes reflect her personality
Moving from Texas, America's second largest state, to rural Fermanagh has certainly been a culture shock for Holly Barnsley.
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It's happy days as rally and Beckett festival collide
A packed and eclectic programme of events has been announced for the second Happy Days Enniskillen International Beckett festival, with organisers predicting an estimated economic benefit of £2.5 million.
Sport
14 men battle way to what could be very valuable point
Fermanagh must avoid defeat against Longford on Saturday if they are to make it through to a second successive Lory Meagher Cup final in Croke Park.
