The Ulster final defeat to Donegal was a bitter one to take for Fermanagh defender James McMahon. The Erne side went into the game aiming to become the first from the county to lift the Anglo Celt Cup but on the day they had no answer as Donegal cruised
Fermanagh hurlers put themselves in a strong position to reach the final of the Lory Meagher Cup when they overcame Cavan at Kingspan Breffni Park last Saturday. For manager Sean Duffy the victory showed the progression of his side right from the
The Fermanagh Stroke Support Group are planning a large public meeting in Enniskillen before the end of the public consultation into stroke services concludes on July 18. The Department of Health are due to be invited to the event according the
Doing themselves justice is a recurring theme during the interview with Ciaran Corrigan. The versatile player, who played in every minute of Fermanagh’s 2019 league campaign, knows that the Fermanagh team which took to the field in Clones in last
You would really have to have a heart of stone not to be moved by a radio interview on Tuesday, when a mature man’s voice cracked with emotion over his abuse as a child in a care home. Survivors of such abuse have been campaigning for some time, and
The two Experts by Experience who are no longer involved in the Pathfinder Project have accused the Western Health and Social Care Trust (WHSCT) of forcing them to “choose between the community and the Trust”. Caroline Wheeler and Diane Little
Over the course of three days, 10,000 people entered the grounds of Enniskillen Castle to attend the town’s first ever Continental Market, which took place last weekend. Crowds of people waited eagerly for the gates to open at 10am on Friday morning
Face to face marketing isn’t a new concept, it’s actually pretty old school. Actually, in today’s world it can be pretty effective because marketing has completely flipped. Gone are the days of getting excited when you get an email
Those chasing the man accused of causing the death of mum of one Natasha Carruthers by his dangerous driving, had gone looking him after they'd "fuelled up" their car and "tooled-up with an iron bar", his Dungannon trial heard on Thursday. The claim
A number of local young people have taken to the streets of Enniskillen today to demand action on the "climate catastrophe." Inspired by Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg, who began “striking” from school on Fridays to lobby the Swedish parliament
Harry McConkey looks set to head into the new season with a strong squad, after more of the Irish Cup final line-up committed to the club for the upcoming season. Central defender Matty Smyth has extended his contract, and he has been joined by Aaron
A local football club has said police officers failed to respond to reports of vandalism and attempted arson at its facilities by a group of youths from the local area. Fivemiletown United FC posted the pictures of the damage caused on their Facebook
A woman, already in custody on “more serious charges” was handed a six-month prison sentence at Fermanagh Magistrates Court this week for common assault where the court heard she had kicked a man while he was on the ground. 33-year-old Karen McDonald
