Fermanagh Foundation News Today

THE families of four 1st Royal Regiment of Fusilier soldiers returned to Enniskillen 40 years after a bomb shattered their lives.

The ashes of a widow whose husband was one of four off-duty soldiers killed in an IRA bomb 40 years ago have been scattered on Lough Erne.

The families of four off-duty soldiers targeted in an IRA bomb after a fishing trip on Lough Erne will make an emotional return to Co Fermanagh on the 40th anniversary of the attack.

A grieving wife has described how she poignantly accepted an award honouring her husband - just hours after he died.

On April 10, 1974, the lives of the 35 children who attended the Earl of Erne Primary School in Teemore changed forever when on his morning coffee…

Tributes have been paid to a “remarkable lady” whose son was killed by the UDA in a supposed retaliatory act after the Enniskillen bombing.

Peadar Heffron suffered serious injuries after a bomb exploded under his car in County Antrim in 2010.

The former officer was badly injured when dissident republicans blew up his car in 2010.

The commemoration was held to mark European Day of Remembrance of Victims of Terrorism.

The lives of Troubles victims from right across Northern Ireland will be remembered this weekend in a temporary exhibition held in Enniskillen.