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Concern over ‘vicious’ attack in Lisnaskea at weekend - The Fermanagh Herald (opens the original)
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CONCERNS have been raised over a violent incident in Lisnaskea at the weekend, with local councillors condemning what has been described as a “vicious attack”. As previosuly reported in the ‘Herald, the incident, which occurred in the Main Street area of the town shortly before midnight on Saturday, September 26, resulted in two men being arrested. Councillor Victor Warrington said the altercation had escalated inside one of the town’s public houses and described the incident as “quite scary”. “
Generous £950 raised for Dementia support in Enniskillen - The Fermanagh Herald (opens the original)
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THE Western Trust has acknowledged two generous donations made to support the Dementia Team at South West Acute Hospital, SWAH, Enniskillen. The donations, from two local couples, were made following special family celebrations, with both choosing to support dementia services close to their hearts. Brendan Cassidy, Dementia Companion, said, “I wish to acknowledge two kind donations, firstly from the amazing Teresa Kettyles and her husband Kevin, who donated £450. “The couple made the donation in
Three cars destroyed in Enniskillen arson attack - The Fermanagh Herald (opens the original)
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Police are appealing for witnesses after an arson attack in Enniskillen during the early hours of Wednesday, September 30. A car was reported to have been deliberately set alight at around 3.45am outside a property in the Windmill Heights area of the town. Inspector St Ledger said: “The report at this time is being treated as deliberate ignition.” Officers attended the scene alongside colleagues from the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service. The blaze completely destroyed the car before spre
Stories hiding in plain sight at new ceramic exhibition - The Fermanagh Herald (opens the original)
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THE work of Fermanagh ceramic artist Anna McGurn will go on display at Enniskillen Castle next month in a new exhibition exploring people and stories that can easily go unseen. ‘To the Edge of Sight’ opens on Saturday, October 3, at 11am, with normal admission rates applying. McGurn, whose work centres primarily on figurative sculpture, uses movement, energy and expression to bring her pieces to life. The collection offers a glimpse into the lives of those who exist at the edges of our vision,’
Enniskillen set for biggest halloween celebration - The Fermanagh Herald (opens the original)
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ENNISKILLEN is set for its biggest Halloween celebration yet, with Halloween Unleashed bringing nine days of events and experiences to the town from October 23 to 31. Enniskillen BID has spent the past five months developing the programme, which will feature a mix of new attractions and returning favourites designed to bring residents and visitors into the town throughout the festival. Among the highlights will be the all-new Fright on Forthill, while the popular Halloween Parade will return on
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