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March 8, 2021
The Killadeas Road between Trory Roundabout and Killadeas has now reopened following a two-vehicle road traffic collision (RTC) where two casualties…
March 8, 2021
FIREFIGHTERS used cutting equipment to rescue two casualties from their vehicles following a road traffic collision (RTC) involving two vehicles on the Killadeas Road this morning (March 8). Three Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) appliances – two from Enniskillen Fire Station, and one from Irvinestown Fire Station – attended the incident following a call at 7.56am this morning. Other emergency services were also in attendance, including the PSNI, Northern Ireland Fire ...
March 8, 2021
The Killadeas Road between Trory Roundabout and Killadeas is currently closed as emergency services deal with a road traffic collision involving two…
December 22, 2020
Emergency services were in attendance, including the police, ambulance and fire service. A Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "One appliance each from Enniskillen, Irvinestown, Lisnaskea and Omagh Fire Stations attended the incident. "Firefighters were called to a two-vehicle collision on Killadeas Road involving two male casualties. "One casualty was rescued from his vehicle using cutting equipment. Both casualties were transferred to the care of the Northern Irel...
December 21, 2020
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December 11, 2020
DISRUPTIVE DIESEL GENERATORS at St Angelo’s Covid site has ‘tormented’ nearby residents for over six months. Joanne Monaghan-Creed from the Killadeas Road, Enniskillen, described the noise as a ‘living nightmare’ and said that continuous lack of sleep, noise and fumes, has left her ‘suicidal’. “Nobody is taking responsibility for this. We have had an email from Environmental Health agreeing that there is a problem and they’re asking ‘Serco’ who runs the site to deal with i...