ERBC’s boys and girls 1st eights competed in the Schools Head in London last Friday and produced the best results ever by an Irish Club at this event. They faced competition from some of the best rowing schools in the UK and raced extremely well indeed
A teenage boy has suffered a suspected fractured leg after being knocked down outside an Enniskillen school. The Erne Integrated College student was hit by a car outside the school this afternoon, Friday. Police confirmed that a black BMW X5
The annual Brendan Keogh Youth League Dinner took place last Friday night at the Silverbirch Hotel in Omagh with Ballinamallard captain Richard Clarke the special guest on the night. The main award of the night as always was the ‘Services To Youth
The celebrations over last weekend for the patron saint were extensive and very varied; some accompanied by the strains of “Hail Glorious St. Patrick”, others don’t even know the refrain. So, what does it mean to be Irish in 2019? Different things
When the pressure comes on you want your leaders to stand up and be counted and that’s exactly what St Michael’s captain Brandon Horan did in Monday’s MacRory Cup final. An eight point half time lead was whittled down to two in the space of 13 minutes
A bank of daffodils outside a garden centre, which were planted over 10 years ago in memory of customers who had passed away, has been destroyed in a “mindless act of vandalism”. Craigville Garden Centre on the Sligo Road planted around 600 daffodils
The drama that unfolded at the end of the Towns’ Cup semi-final showed the agony and ecstasy of cup rugby. Both sides had battled for everything to claim a place in the final, but unfortunately for one their journey came to an end at the Cran last
The online petition to revoke article 50 and remain in the EU has gained further momentum in recent days as the uncertainty around Brexit grows after the granting of a delay beyond the March 29 deadline. In Fermanagh and South Tyrone in total there
According to Met office statistics Northern Ireland had recorded its wettest March on record by the 18th of the month. And the rainfall has been playing havoc with roads, sports and farmers. A number of country lanes have become all but inpassable
