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Clergy concern for Clogher as only eight ministers ordained across Ireland (opens the original)
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Clogher is facing a shortage of clergy, according to the Bishop, Right Revd Dr. Ian Ellis, who said the main issue facing the Church of Ireland in Fermanagh is “not so much a shortage of finance but a shortage of ordained clergy.” who said the main issue facing the Church of Ireland in Fermanagh is “not so much a shortage of finance but a shortage of ordained clergy.” He said the diocese had been discussing how to sustain ministry in vacant parishes, as fewer people are coming forward for minist
Enniskillen couple fear ‘what’s going to happen next’ after suspected arson attack (opens the original)
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An Enniskillen couple have spoken of their fear of “what’s going to happen next” after vehicles and a property were damaged in a suspected arson attack in the Windmill Heights area. Ethan Butler and Leah Howe were asleep when they were contacted by a neighbour, waking them up in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Ms. Howe said, “I woke up around four o’clock this morning. I got a phone call from our neighbours, we were wondering why they were ringing. “We have a doorbell camera so we were loo
From Bellenaleck to Clogher: Burgo expands its takeaway business (opens the original)
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Fermanagh takeaway business Burgo has increased its footprint and workforce following the opening of a second outlet in Clogher. The business, owned by chef Colin Greene, now operates from premises in Bellenaleck and Clogher, alongside a seasonal pop-up operation at festivals and other events. The Clogher premises opened more than six months ago after the opportunity arose to take over a site which required little work before opening. “We thought it was the perfect place, but it didn't require a
Lisnaskea violence: Two men arrested as councillors call for an end to fighting (opens the original)
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Councillors have condemned violence in Lisnaskea after two men were arrested following an altercation on Saturday night. A social media video appearing to show part of the incident has been circulating online, with footage purporting to show a man being assaulted while on the ground. The video has prompted concern locally, with councillors Victor Warrington and Thomas O’Reilly both condemning the violence and urging people to avoid confrontation when socialising. Police received a report of an a
Three cars destroyed in suspected arson attack in Enniskillen (opens the original)
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Three cars were completely destroyed and a fourth badly damaged when a suspected arson attack sparked a blaze in Enniskillen in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Police were called to Windmill Heights shortly before 4am after a car was reported to have been deliberately set alight outside a property. The fire quickly spread to nearby vehicles, destroying two further cars and causing significant damage to another. Police and Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service crews attended the scene fo
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