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Liberty Insurance in for the long term on remote working Remote employees to receive €660 gross annual payment to cover additional expenses Fri, Mar 12, 2021, 05:30 Liberty Insurance offices. The insurer says all staff, including its senior leadership teams, will continue to work from home once the pandemic has passed Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly.   Liberty Insurance has told its more than 400 Irish employees that they can work remotely even after the Covid-19 crisis is over. The insurer said a...

Boxer pleads guilty to assault on businessmen James Bernard McGovern charged with attacking men from father’s former employer Thu, Mar 11, 2021, 20:50 The court heard the attacks occurred just days after James Bernard McGovern’s father had his employment as a truck driver with Quinn Industrial Holdings terminated. Photograph: Dave Meehan   A medal-winning Fermanagh boxer has pleaded guilty to assaulting two senior local businessmen at a local petrol station in what was described a “misguided and unjustified” attack following the sacking of his father. James Bernard McGovern (24) a...

Despite checks, whereabouts of cattle could not be traced for up to two months

While I am on the Board of Directors of BID and practice locally as a solicitor these views are entirely my own. AS THE community struggles to cope with the severe challenges of the coronavirus and a third lockdown, it may be an opportunity to examine how we do things and whether a focus on change is needed to enable Enniskillen to survive and thrive as a location in which to live, work and do business. The difficulties in the High Street are compounded by the sale of the Arcadia Group, and the closure of Top Shop, with the attendant loss of employment.

• Commercial Vehicles In April 2017, Euro Auctions hosted the sale of a private collection of classic and historic tractors from one individual. Several notable machines went under the hammer and made record hammer prices, including the star lot, a 1938 Ferguson Brown Type A, which reached £24,500. A rare and highly collectible Ferguson Prototype also created interest at the auction and ultimately went for £8,500. Again, with real history attached, it was found in a barn in Co Wicklow in the 80s, and was a gift from Harry Ferguson to a former employee at the Banner Lane factory upon his r...