Instagram is one of the most popular apps for photo sharing, with users able to curate a profile of permanent images as well as post pictures as a story that only lasts for 24 hours. Now Meta has announced a new way to share on Instagram, and it
Feeling like a little treat to start off the week? Something to make Monday a little less daunting? Then head to your local McDonald’s for two great discounts on breakfast and lunch items. This Monday, February 6, McDonald’s is offering two
Police are investigating an incident of criminal damage at Greenhill Cemetery, Omagh. The incident occurred yesterday (Sunday, Febraury 5) between 1pm and 4pm. A PSNI spokesperson said: "A white Citroën Berlingo and an Avensis were parked [
A pre-application community consultation event on the future site of Enniskillen Royal Grammar School (ERGS) took place last Wednesday, January 25. The display, which took over the dining hall of the Lough Shore campus, unveiled how the new-look
Figures from the recent statistics around emergency care waiting times showed that, on average, patients spent more than 12 hours waiting in the Emergency Department (ED) of the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) to be admitted to hospital last December
Drivers are being warned that they could be forced to pay hundreds of pounds more in fuel this year amid price hikes. This comes as research revealed that fuel prices remain a major concern for road users with the survey finding 75% were spending
Students from all over Ireland and abroad attend courses in equine care and management at Enniskillen Campus of CAFRE. CAFRE offers Honours and Foundation Degree courses in Equine Management, validated by Ulster University. Courses are also available
Energy firms have been given a deadline by the Government to decide on what action to take for customers who have had a prepayment meter wrongfully installed. Business Secretary Grant Shapps has accused Ofgem of “having the wool pulled over their
Fermanagh manager Kieran Donnelly felt his side made too many basic mistakes as they lost out by a point to Offaly in Tullamore. The game appeared to be heading to a draw but Offaly substitute Cian Farrell popped over the winner with the last kick
The pupils from Irvinestown Primary School learnt all about the water cycle as part of an educational visit by NI Water. NI Water’s educational programme, ‘H2O and the Wonderful World of Water’, taught the children about the value of water and
Two Erne wrestlers travelled to Largs, Scotland for the Scottish Open last weekend. The event was held in the Sport Scotland National Sport centre on Saturday. Naoise McManus took the gold medal by pinning her opponent in the finals after racking
One of the best known farmer owned companies in Northern Ireland, Fane Valley, is celebrating 120 years in business this year. Formed in 1903, and now celebrating 120 years in business, Fane Valley remains 100 per cent farmer owned and employs
A row over comments made during a meeting of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council – which ultimately saw three members excluded from speaking – led one to ask: “Is this a democracy or a dictatorship?” Another member distanced herself from the controversial
Sissy McGinty’s Bar, Irvinestown, recently presented a cheque for £1,000 to the Air Ambulance NI (AANI) charity following a pools tournament held in aid of the helicopter emergency medical service. Pictured making the cheque presentation are Sean
The Western Trust’s Human Milk Bank service based at the South West Acute Hospital, Enniskillen is making an urgent appeal for more donor mums to come forward and help to provide essential lifesaving donor breast milk for babies in neonatal units.
