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JOBS ON THE LINE

BY NUALA MCALOON FEARS for Fermanagh's quarrying industry are growing with news that up to 30 jobs could be shed by one of the county's biggest employers, the Lisnaskea based Clarke Group. Industry analysts have warned that the county - which is heavily dependent on quarrying with over 800 people employed in the sector - is particularly vulnerable to the downturn in construction. The fear is that other employers here may also have to lay off workers. In a statement issued yesterday (Monday), the group said that as a result of restructuring,...>>> more

The search is on for 2010 Fermanagh Rose - and...

Well-known community worker dies in freak accident

All change for county's grammar schools

Residents plagued by vandals smashing flat windows

McKinney's decision to stand for SDLP 'no...

Having the craic in the Holyland!

Priest says clergy are '100% behind' Cardinal...

ROCK BOTTOM?

BY MICHAEL BRESLIN AFTER playing his first game for the county in seven months, Marty McGrath offered little by way of excuse after defeat by Louth at Brewster Park. When told that the home fans were already leaving the ground after Louth's second goal, he said that was up to them. "We will just worry about trying to get the football together. Half-time meant nothing. I wouldn't worry about it. The game isn't over till it's over and, unfortunately, we didn't win it in the end. I think probably we were chasing the game the whole time and I...>>> more

Relegation beckons after third defeat

Realisation that new low point has been reached...

Fermanagh girls battle to third victory

DOWN BUT NOT OUT

Fermanagh girls battle to third victory

Realisation that new low point has been reached...

Relegation beckons after third defeat

Ceile for Carlton Hotel

The Lough Erne Ceili Band will make their first appearance in the Hotel Carlton, Belleek this Sunday March 21 at 5:30pm. They will play for a mixed ceili which will have something for everyone - set dance, step dance, two hand, polkas, barn dances, waltzes and quick steps with dances being called by local dance teacher Theresa Mc Keaney. All of the band members are accomplished players as individuals with many accolades between them – collectively they will be superb. With the help of some funding from the Fermanagh Trust - the idea of...>>> more

Lady GaGa tribute band in Belleek

Fusion of music and song

Striking in harmony!

It's all about enjoying playing for Sean

Not now Darling

Stephen 'Scores' at Waterfront

All the King's Horses

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