Sally Rees News Today

Trade unionists honoured workers who lost their lives in the line of duty during a ceremony in Enniskillen.

Happy Days is designing new community-led approaches to Enniskillen’s literary and cultural heritage.

The Happy Days International Beckett Festival will not return to Enniskillen this summer it has been confirmed.

In a rallying call to gathered workers last Thursday, local trade unionist, Sally Rees said: “We will not be silent. We will not ignored.”

Around a 1,000 public sector workers took to the streets of Enniskillen yesterday as part of a day of industrial action across the North calling for equal pay with their colleagues across the UK and Ireland.

Time after time we are having to fight to get parity with the rest of our colleagues.

Fermanagh workers remained undeterred as they united this afternoon (Thursday, January 18) on the streets, advocating for improved wages.

A Co Fermanagh teacher has said that if new UK legislation — which means perpetrators of crimes such as upskirting, downblousing and cyber-flashing can now be charged — had been in place during her assault, her long ordeal would not have happened.

It was a typical mizzly grey evening in Enniskillen recently as I stood outside a set of double doors on Quay Lane, just off Belmore Street.

Renowned Fermanagh author and storyteller, Séamas Mac Annaidh, will be leading a series of storytelling workshops – starting on Tuesday, June 27…