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Enniskillen News

Kirsty Kenwell, speaker Shelley Cowan and Rotarian Heather Ellis.

Hundreds of Rotarians use Enniskillen to help spread hope to others

Sarah McQuaid, owner of Island Flowers by Sarah. Photo: John McVitty.

Sarah’s business all set to flourish further with her new shop

The new build Devenish College.

Devenish contractor declines to comment on opening delay

Waterstones Book Shop rolling out the new Sean Quinn Book.

Review: Seán Quinn book not first time he settles old scores

Plants were "mistakingly" planted in the DfI owned roundabout near Enniskillen Library and then subsequently removed. Photos: Anna Marie Hassard.

Botanical blunder as Council digs up flowers after planting mishap

The remains of Major George Stephens is carried by Association members of The Ulster Defence Regiment and Royal Inniskillen Fusiliers as it leaves St.Macartin's Cathedral, Enniskillen.

Lone piper honours army major in solemn farewell

John Jnr and Aidan Cosgrove and Print Factory with Alan Creber of Impress Graphic Equipment following the completion of heir machine replenishment programme.

Print Factory investment plants the seeds for the next 40 years

Cancer Connect NI Devenish Dragons competing in the Donegal Dragons Regatta.

Cancer Connect NI Devenish Dragons compete in first regatta since formation

The main Belfast road approaching Enniskillen, where initial clearance works had been carried out in anticipation of the long-awaited A4 Southern Bypass getting underway. Picture by Shane Dillon.

Exclusive UK Government 'reallocates' the funding for promised A4 Southern Bypass

The new Editor of The Impartial Reporter, Rodney Edwards (left), with some of the newspaper's staff.

New Editor, new era for The Impartial Reporter

Mark Curry reflecting over his 38 and a half years working for the ambulance service. Photo: Trevor Armstrong.

‘The sights and sounds I will never be able to forget’ - Mark Curry

Aisling Centre welcomes new trustees Maeve Corrigan and Monica Corrigan.

Aisling Centre welcomes new trustees to Board of Directors

Mark Conway, the now former Editor of The Impartial Reporter. Photo by John McVitty.

Editor trades paper for glass as he leaves paper after 22 years of service

Fermanagh lads dare to take on world's hottest sauces for charity

Happy Prince celebration at Forthill Park, Enniskillen. Photo: Trevor Armstrong.

Creative work of local schoolchildren featured in 'The Happy Prince' book

Fermanagh Lakeland Forum.

Parent fears for impact that pool closure may have on facility’s users

Heartbreak Productions present an open-air adaptation of David Walliams' 'Bad Dad'.

Open-air theatre season in full swing with the Ardhowen programme

Finessa Wallace (left) and Bernie Cornyn, acting principal (right) with the group of leavers at the leavers' assembly in Willowbridge School.

Upbeat assembly pays tribute to this year’s Willowbridge’s leavers

Genevieve Irvine, BEM.

SWELL founder 'shocked' and 'delighted' to be recognised with BEM

Enniskillen, County Fermanagh wins Best Kept Large Town category. Pictured from left: Mary Hurley DRCD and Doeeen Muskett MBE Northern Ireland Amenity Council with Councillor Thomas O'Reilly, Chairperson Fermanagh and Omagh District Council and

Enniskillen wins Best Kept Large Town at all-island awards ceremony

The G8 leaders at Lough Erne, Enniskillen in June 2013 including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Russia's President Vladimir Putin, David Cameron, Barack Obama and French President Francois Hollande.

A legacy of broken promises as post G8 funding never materialised

Dessie Kerr, Dessie Kerr, Painting and Decorating, finishing off Mulhern's Bar in Enniskillen.

£310,000 grant helps spruce up Enniskillen town centre

Remembering the G8 summit, the week that the world came to town, ten years on.

It was the day for hugs, not handshakes as the US President came to town

Emma Jamison from St Johns Ambulance supervises Caleb watched by his father Aaron Dennison with some CPR.

Emergency Services Day a hit with appreciative crowd in Enniskillen

County Grand Master Mervyn Byers lays a wreath at the war memorial.

Annual Memorial Parade held by Fermanagh Grand Orange Lodge

The scene at Lawnakilla Park, Enniskillen

Updated Air Ambulance transports patient to hospital following incident

Enniskillen town centre.

Potential for disruption as works to begin in Enniskillen

SWC students (back) Charlotte McGuigan, Jody O’Donnell and Caitlyn McLoughlin with (middle) Lewis Kilpatrick and Luke Kavanagh, and (front) Ethan Crozier and Fiachra Avery, pictured with Catherine Scott, Enniskillen Museum.

Creative media students captivate audience with films on Enniskillen public artworks

Black smoke seen for miles as firefighters tackle house fire in Fermanagh

Black smoke fills the air as firefighters tackle house fire in Fermanagh

King Charles meeting with Eoin Doyle.

'Sir Eoin' delighted to meet The King after previously meeting The Queen

King Charles III, reaches out to shake hands with Joe Graham on his Hydrobike.

No slip-ups as Royal visit passes off beautifully

Rear window of EA vehicle smashed whilst parked in school grounds. Stock image: Pixabay.

Rear window of EA vehicle smashed whilst parked in school grounds

Sunshine and temperatures of up to 23°C as heatwave hits Fermanagh. Photos: John McVitty.

Sunshine and temperatures of up to 23°C as heatwave hits Fermanagh

Catch ‘Nobody Puts Bernie in the Corner’ at the Ardhowen tonight, June 1.

Plenty of entertainment at the Ardhowen Theatre this summer

One person taken to hospital following crash in Enniskillen. File photo.

One person taken to hospital following crash in Enniskillen area

Launch of Erne Boat Rally in Belturbet.L-R: - Damien Mundy, Rear Commodore; Glen Latimer, Vice Commodore; Padraig Leddy, Incoming Commodore; Francis Cahill, The Seven Horse Shoes; Charlie McGettigan, Committee and former Commodore and Damien Broomhead,

Erne Boat Rally to return to Lough Erne next weekend

Councillor Eddie Roofe, Alliance Party

Alliance make history in Enniskillen DEA

Fermanagh manager, Kieran Donnelly.

Fermanagh manager Donnelly eyes top spot advantage

A delighted Sheamus Greene being congratulated as he wins a seat for Sinn Féin in the Erne East DEA. Photo: Trevor Armstrong.

Sinn Féin claims control of Council after historic vote

The King and Queens Visit to Enniskillen.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla visit Enniskillen

King and Queen visit Enniskillen. Photo: John McVitty.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla visit Enniskillen

Erne North count underway.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council Election Count: Day 2

Author Emma Weaver, speaking during the launch of her book, 'Mental Wealth: A Guide to Being Rich by Seeking Enrichment'.

New book on mental wealth launched in Enniskillen

Revealed: How many people did Fermanagh Women's Aid help last year

South West Acute Hospital. Picture by John McVitty.

South West Acute Hospital: Several former doctors raise their patient safety concerns

Over 700 people attend SWAH ED in a week

Rüdiger Hansen (right), is congratulated as the International winner at the Classic.

Gregg reels in top prize at Fishing Classic

Ryan Cassidy, Peter McGinnity and Brian Cassidy.

St. Michael's celebrate rich MacRory Cup history

Derby delight for Clogher Valley as they edged out Enniskillen at Mullaghmeen.

Clogher Valley edge Skins in pulsating Towns' Cup semi-final

Fermanagh locals celebrate NI Centenary at Belfast parade.

centenary Fermanagh leads the way at NI Centenary parade in Belfast

Arlene Foster, former first minister of Northern Ireland and former leader of the DUP, who has been made a Dame for political and public service in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.(Source: PA Images)

Honours ‘I don’t miss politics – you have to move on’ says Dame Arlene

Pride fllag (Source: Stock Image)

pride Enniskillen Pride parade plan for 2022 falls through

The Queen. Photo: PA

Jubilee Celebrating 70 years of extraordinary service

Pictured at the lighting of the Jubilee Beacon are David Monaghan, Scouting Ireland; George Irvine, Fermanagh Scouts; Jane Styles, Deputy Lieutenant; Mandy McQuade, Co. Fermanagh Guides; Rosemary Forde, County Scout Commissioner; Garry Clarke, Fermanagh

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations at a glance

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