Lisnaskea

Four Provisional IRA members were shot dead by soldiers in Clonoe in February 1992, minutes after they had carried out a gun attack on Coalisland RUC station

Kenny Donaldson: Republicans tearing up their own IRA Green Book

The breakfast club is attended by more than 50 pupils.

Fermanagh shoppers help provide energy for learning

AbbeyAutoline, Northern Ireland’s largest insurance broker, has announced the acquisition of the customer book of business from Coleraine-based Wallace Insurance Brokers. Pictured marking the announcement are Julie Gibbons, managing director of AbbeyAutoline and Peter Wallace, principal of Wallace Insurance Brokers

NI’s largest insurance broker continues growth strategy with another acquisition

Roads closed this morning

Roads in Fermanagh and Co Down remain closed this morning after overnight RTCs

NI meat products recognised as some of the best in the world

Image from planning documents of the new planned Lisnaskea site

Go-ahead given for new £32 million Lisnaskea health centre

Vinny Smith

Man in his 50s who died following a single vehicle collision in Lisnaskea named

PACEMAKER PRESS BELFAST 03-07-24: Commemoration of the 1689 Battle of Newtownbutler in Lisnaskea on Saturday

Royal Black gathering hears Christians must stay strong in the face of 'mockery'

Officers with Co Fermanagh Grand Black Chapter leading the traditional Fermanagh parade in Tempo last year. Pic: John McVitty

Chapter Chat: Thousands expected at Lisnaskea parade

AbbeyAutoline has announced the acquisition of Lisnaskea-based Martin Carey Insurance’s customer book of business. Pictured announcing the acquisition is Martin Carey, managing director of Martin Carey Insurance and Julie Gibbons, managing director of AbbeyAutoline

NI’s largest insurance broker completes acquisition of family-owned firm

The Olde Tyme Market Day at Lisnaskea, Co Fermanagh, always is very popular. Our thanks to the Old Lisnaskea Past & Present Facebook page who have kindly shared these photos from the Olde Tyme Market Day.

In pictures: 24 photos from the recent Lisnaskea Olde Tyme Market Day

Plans have been submitted for the development of a new base for Oak Healthy Living Centre at a prominent site in Lisnaskea. (Image credit: Pixabay)

Plans lodged for new Oak Healthy Living Centre base in Lisnaskea

Maurice Kettyle of Kettyle Irish Foods which now supplying premium beef to Tesco Ireland

Kettyle’s premium beef from Fermanagh selected by Tesco Ireland for top stores

Kelly Marie Lynch

Kelly Lynch: Tributes pour in for a 'bright light in all of our lives'

John O’Connell, general secretary of the Financial Services Union has called on Ulster Bank to listen to the concerns the local community and local politicians and reverse its decision to close its branch in LisnasKea

FSU call on Ulster Bank to reverse their decision to close another branch in NI

Road closed

Serious road traffic collision closes Lisnaskea route in both directions
Road users are advised that the Castlebalfour Road in Lisnaskea is closed in both directions at the junctions with Killynamph Road and Aghlurcher Road following a serious road traffic collision.
Gemma Murray

SDLP councillor Gary McKeown has said he is disappointed following the announcement of two closures of Ulster Bank branches in south Belfast, among 10 across Northern Ireland

Another banking blow as Ulster Bank announces closure of 10 NI branches

PACEMAKER, BELFAST,
The scene of the Enniskillen bomb seconds after the blast.

Karl McElhinney: My experience of Remembrance Day bomb remains salient

Kettyle Irish Foods is a Fermanagh-based family business that’s rooted in local farms. Founder Maurice Kettyle, left, pictured with family members

Lisnaskea-based Kettyle is a highly acclaimed premium meat brand

Ulster Unionist MP, first prime minister of Northern Ireland and 1st Viscount Craigavon James Craig (1871 - 1940) arrives at the House of Commons in London for the Irish Home Rule debate. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Sir James Craig: ‘There is no border question to discuss’ (1923)

May 1924: Prime Minister of the Irish Free State William Cosgrave (1880 - 1965) meeting with British Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald (1866 - 1937) and the first Prime Minister of Northern Ireland James Craig (1871 - 1937), at Chequers. (Photo by Firmin/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

‘Our enemies will have to trample on my grave’ – Ulster Premier’s defiant stand ...

Family photo of Maughan's

Public thanked for their help after four siblings missing from Lisnaskea found

Police said the four children had been missing since October 5

PSNI appeal over four siblings missing from Lisnaskea home since October 5

Two golds and a silver for Peter Hannan’s Hannan Meats at the World Steak Challenge in Amsterdam

Three NI companies won medals at the World Steak Challenge (WSC) in Amsterdam

Gortacharn Residential and Nursing Home, located on Nutfield Road, Lisnaskea, has been acquired by Northern Ireland based Dunluce Healthcare. Pictured are Annette Martin, regional manager, Ryan Smith, chief executive and Beena Joseph, home manager

Gortacharn Residential and Nursing Home purchased by Dunluce Healthcare

The uniquely tasty beef burger developed by Maurice Kettyle with Guinness

Delicious steak aged in salt moss in Lisnaskea is world class

Tyrella Primary School pupil Charlotte McAlinden pictured in November 1982 at the reins with her mum Kim waiting for Barney the horse to take them home. Mrs McAlinden picked up Charlotte from school every day in a pony and trip and helping to revive a long gone Ulster tradition. The six mile round trip from home to school took the McAlindens forty minutes – and Mrs McAlinden reckoned it was a much safe mode of transport than the school bus. She remarked: “Why do I do it? Because I have a pony – and I do not have a car. It’s the only way to travel – and you do not have to pay insurance, or tax or for petrol. It’s just nice to take your time, people rush about too much.” Picture: News Letter archives

Bygone Days: Quality exhibits break records at Fermanagh carcase show (1985)
The outstanding quality of a record 164 entries at the fourth annual carcase show and competition at Fermanagh Meats was highly acclaimed by a panel of English judges, reported Farming Life during this week in 1985.
Darryl Armitage

Visit Santa Square at W5 this Christmas

Visit Santa Square at W5, see the Enchanted Winter Garden or go ice skating

Michael Anthony Lynch, known as Tony, had been reported missing by his family in January 2002 but it was not until 2020 that his body and car were discovered underwater near Corradillar Quay in Lisnaskea

Missing man found dead 18 years later after sonar detected ‘odd shape’ in lough

The roads remained closed for some time but have now reopened.

Pedestrian killed in collision with lorry

Neville McElwaine, managing director of McElwaine Technical Solutions

Fermanagh company continues the fight against Covid with £150,000 investment

One of the chefs behind the growth in Between the Bridges food halls in Fermanagh

New Fermanagh Between the Bridges food hall, deli and café will mean 16 new jobs

Bernard Sanke

Police increasingly concerned about missing Northern Ireland man

Some of those involved in the organisation of yesterday’s SEFF carol service in Lisbellaw

Drive-in victims’ carol service held

Enniskillen Mart: Limousin heifer with bull sells for £2300

Enniskillen Mart: Simmental cow and bull sell for £2040

Optizan is a disinfectant and antiseptic based on hypochlorous acid which is made naturally by the white blood cells in mammals and used for healing and protection

McElwaine announces £250,000 investment to develop new units

The old church ruins at Aghalurcher monastic site which is located on the shores of Lough Erne in Co Fermanagh. Picture: Darryl Armitage

STEPPING BACK IN TIME: Getting off the beaten track in Co Fermanagh

The wreckage of the shed still smouldering

Egg firm inferno ruled ‘accidental’ as embers finally extinguished after eight-a...

NI Fire and Rescue Service tackled a large fire at Ready Eggs factory near Lisnaskea, Co Fermanagh. It is understood the blaze broke out at 11am on Wednesday. Picture: Ronan McGrade/Pacemaker Press

WATCH: Dramatic footage of NI egg factory blaze shows farmer leading his cattle...

Noel Downey, a former UDR man, lost a leg in an IRA attack. He says: "I am not prepared to be used any longer by politicians and others who have consistently appeased the Provisional IRA and Sinn Fein"

Victims and survivors say of the Troubles pension: ‘We are not the same as terro...

Catholic priest who played ‘The Sash’ inundated with messages of support from we...

Catholic priest plays ‘The Sash’ at end of Sunday Mass

Michael 'Tony' Lynch. Garda press office image

Police pull missing man’s car from Lough Erne to end 18-year mystery

Enniskillen is 11 miles from the border and a southern shopper visiting it would have to ignore other border towns

Enniskillen is not the nearest shopping point for residents on the Republic side...

Valerie McConville, Head of Business Development, NI Chamber, Paul Stapleton, Managing Director, NIE Networks and Edel Creery, Head of Communications and Stakeholder Engagement, NIE Networks

NI Chamber launches 2020 ‘Regional Networking Series’

The new secretary of state for Northern Ireland Julian Smith MP. Kenny Donaldson says: "For five weeks we have sought a meeting with him or appointed senior officials to discuss our grave concerns following the publications of the commissioners advice on pensions for the seriously injured"

Kenny Donaldson: The NIO is out of touch with the largest constituency of victim...

Northern Ireland Ambulance Service attended the scene. (Library Image)

N.I. Farm Incident: Man (70s) collapses mixing slurry, rescued by man in 40s - t...

July 12 celebrations

Orange Order confirms July 12 venues for 2019

Lisnaskea Mart: Cows and calves sell to £1,240

Cows and calves sell to £1,480 at Lisnaskea Mart

Store bullocks selling to £970 at Lisnaskea Mart

Lisnaskea Mart: Incalf heifers sell to £1,200

Cows and calves sell to £1,220 at Lisnaskea Mart

Lisnaskea Mart: Incalf heifers sell to £1,310

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