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Equipment of 'significant value' stolen near Clogher POLICE are appealing for information following a report of a burglary in Clogher over the July holiday period. Irish Passport Office processes over 85,000 applications from NI The Irish Passport Office has confirmed that over 85,000 passport applications from Northern Ireland, including a significant number from Fermanagh, have been processed this year without any delays or issues. Paddy Treacy's latest video pays tribute to a local legend Paddy Treacy's latest music video has captured the spirit of the recent Lady of the Lake Festival, all while paying tribute to a local legend! Family reveals brothers recovering from brain, stomach, and bone injuries after crash Joshua Black, aged 14, and his twin brothers, Dylan and Jake, aged 12, have been undergoing extensive medical treatment in recent months following a horrific crash near Enniskillen in March. The accident happened when the jeep they were in, driven by their father, collided with a tree. Trust faces 23 per cent staffing deficit in CAMHS The Western Health and Social Care Trust has a 23 per cent deficit in its Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). Five victims allege fraud by local brothers in FBI probe More victims have now come forward to authorities in the United States alleging they were defrauded by Irvinestown brothers Matthew and Patrick McDonagh. August Craft Month returns to Fermanagh A month-long celebration of local craft is back this year with a host of events scheduled across Fermanagh. Healthcare Heroes: Happy working with colleagues providing a high standard of service Continuing our series focusing on healthcare heroes, we talk to Claire Trotter, a Medical Technical Officer based in Endoscopy Decontamination at the South West Acute Hospital. Here, Claire discusses the importance of her role, how happy she is to support others, and how she relaxes away from her busy but vital work. Lough Erne by-laws ‘need updated’, says local MLA DUP MLA Deborah Erskine has raised concerns over the need to update the Erne by-laws in light of changing usage and safety requirements of Northern Ireland’s waterways. Minister acknowledges 'immediate need' to address grass-cutting issues Infrastructure Minister John O'Dowd has acknowledged the pressing need for improved grass-cutting at rural junctions and sightlines within the Fermanagh and Omagh district.

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