FLOOD nee Brown – 4th May 2025 (peacefully) at Magherafelt Manor Care Home and late of Leenagrenagh Rodney (Catharine) Elaine (Noble) and Wendy great-grandmother of Caleb and a dear sister of Albert.Friends and Neighbours welcome to call and meet the family at Ballycassidy House Funeral Home BT94 2ES on Monday between 5.00pm - 7.00pm and Magherafelt Independent Methodist Church BT45 5EH on Tuesday between 6.30pm – 8.00pmThe Funeral service will take place in Enniskillen Independent Methodist Church Enniskillen on Wednesday 7th May 2025 at 2.30pm.Family flowers only please donations in lieu if desired to Dementia NI and NTM cheques should be made payable to W T Morrison and sent to Ballycassidy House Funeral Home BT94 2ES or donate online via wtmorrison.com.Olive will be lovingly remembered by all her family and family circle.Philippians 1:23 “With Christ which is far better” BT94 2ES or donate online via wtmorrison.com Donate Share this sad news with friends and loved ones Ballycassidy House Funeral Home,Enniskillen,Co Visit Website [email protected] Link This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page NIXON – 5th May 2025 (Peacefully) at the South West Acute Hospital dearly loved father of Kenneth and Sarah (Paddy) Noel and Denis.Family homes private please A Service of Thanksgiving for the life of Stanley will take place on Wednesday in Magheracross Parish Church Ballinamallard at 1.00pm followed by a private burial There will be an opportunity to meet the family in the Church prior to the service from 12.15pm donations in lieu if desired to British Heart Foundation cheques should be made payable to W T Morrison Funeral Directors and sent to Ballycassidy House BT942ES or donate online at wtmorrison.com Stanley will be lovingly remembered by all his family Donate [email protected] UlsterMUX Ltd has submitted an application to Ofcom to operate a new small-scale DAB multiplex for Enniskillen The not-for-profit operator wants to build on the launch of its Newry multiplex in 2024 and plans to deliver DAB+ coverage to over 28,000 residents The proposal includes two transmission sites and is designed to reach Enniskillen and neighbouring towns such as Lisbellaw It has already secured heads of terms with over a dozen stations It’s also in discussions with regional broadcasters from the Republic of Ireland such as Radio Nova and Northern Sound Radio in anticipation of future changes to allow lawful cross-border carriage “Enniskillen and the wider Fermanagh area have been left behind in the digital radio rollout,” said UlsterMUX Director John Gartlan “Our team is passionate about giving this region a digital voice – one that reflects its community with most equipment already in-house and a proven deployment team in place.” UlsterMUX says it expects to have the multiplex on air within two months Get real time updates directly on you device Fermanagh and Omagh District Council shares information on Easter events happening around the district Commenting on the array of Easter Events for everyone to enjoy Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council “The Council is committed to delivering the best quality experience for those who live in and visit our district I am pleased the Council is offering many opportunities for our residents and visitors to enjoy Easter in Fermanagh and Omagh this year The Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has been established as one of the eleven new councils introduced via the Local Government Reform Programme These replaced the existing 26 District Councils on 1 April 2015 Copyright © 2025 | Council Intranet Buddy the Elf will warmly welcome everyone to the Diamond Enjoy a delightful Christmas Carol performance after 4pm and Fermanagh Churches Forum present a short Christmas Blessing for one and all Santa’s energetic Head Elf will invite the audience on a magical journey around the globe with some of our favourite fairytale characters Each character will share unique holiday traditions from their cultures and perform their famous songs “The Christmas Lights Switch-On in Enniskillen and Omagh heralds the start of the festive season in both towns bringing joy and family-friendly fun to our communities I’m especially pleased to see local schools taking part this year I encourage everyone to shop local this festive season Supporting our local businesses helps to ensure a thriving and prosperous local economy” Accessible viewing areas will be available in Enniskillen and Omagh for the Christmas Lights Switch on events along with convenient car parking and accessible facilities in near by Council venues Explore the full Christmas Programme, including sensory-friendly events in the Events & Festivals section of the Council website at www.fermanaghomagh.com. For information on the Enniskillen Christmas Lights Switch On Event and what’s on over the festive season please visit www.fermanaghomagh.com Ardmore and Enniskillen Town United will contest this season's fonaCAB Craig Stanfield Junior Cup final after last four defeats of Raceview and St currently leading the North West Junior League accounted for Ballymena Saturday Morning League outfit Raceview at the Coleraine Showgrounds Scoreless at the end of a scrappy first half Ardmore moved in front just before the hour courtesy of a Patrick Ward header from just outside the six yard box after Gerry King had sent over a great cross from the right Matthew Boyd levelled for the Broughshane-based Raceview from the spot with just over ten minutes remaining awarded following a shove on Scott Montgomery Tomas Casey restored Ardmore's lead on nine minutes into extra-time with a stunning curling finish into the top right corner after jinking past a couple of defenders just outside the area Darren Crossan then made it 3-1 a few minutes after that with a strike in off the underside of the bar before skipper Jack Higgins (pictured with his man-of-the-match award) calmly slotted home a fourth to book a first appearance in the Junior Cup final in the 47-year history of the club At Stangmore Park Enniskillen Town United hit St Oliver Plunkett II for six to continue the Fermanagh & Western League's long tradition of providing finalists for junior football's showpiece occasion Jordan Breen needed just a minute to open the scoring after pouncing on the loose ball when keeper Ryan Sewell failed to hold onto Darren Freeman's initial effort Freeman got on the scoresheet himself with just under a quarter-of-an-hour on the clock when he stepped inside two defenders to knock home to finish low from Conor Watson's cross Nicholas Collen added a third on 39 minutes after Sewell did well to parry Freeman's free-kick before Cathal Beacom made it 4-0 from the spot following a foul on Freeman Freeman bagged his second of the evening not long after the interval with a run down the left ending with a finish low into the opposite corner Breen then wrapped the scoring up in the closing moments with a scrambled finish at the left post.The 2024/25 fonaCAB Craig Stanfield Junior Cup final will take place on Friday 25 April 2025 at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park, kick-off 7:45pm. Get your tickets HERE Please click Accept and Close to accept the use of cookies on our website By continuing to browse our website you consent to the use of cookies on this website Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) Enniskillen Campus held an Opportunities in Equine Careers Fair as part of the annual Careers Day Each year staff at Enniskillen Campus organise a Careers Day to help students prepare for their future in the equine industry The Careers Fair offered businesses interested in promoting work placements or graduate employment the chance to engage directly with CAFRE students.  Students connected with company representatives to find out more about potential job opportunities and career paths available "Our goal with Careers Day is to enhance students' employability skills by promoting interaction with businesses helping them to transition into jobs within the equine industry” CAFRE added: “We were delighted to have over 30 organisations present.  Equine students at CAFRE benefit from the excellent support which we receive from the industry locally across the Island and wider afield.” Equine businesses and organisations from near and far enjoyed the buzz of the afternoon while students gleaned knowledge and insights into the wide variety of equine industry career options If you are interested in studying for a qualification in Equine this September, book now to attend our next Open Day on Saturday, 29 March at Enniskillen Campus. Visit the CAFRE website for more information Fermanagh’s St Patrick’s Day Parade and Fun Day returns to Enniskillen on Monday 17 March 2025 from 1.30pm – 4.30pm Patrick and supported by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council dance and free family fun under the theme ‘Jump n Jive in 25’ ‘I am pleased that the council is supporting the St Patrick’s Day festival in Enniskillen The Council is committed to providing the best quality experience for everyone who lives and visits our District especially on global days of celebration like St Patrick’s Day On behalf of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council I would like to thank Project St Patrick for all the work in organising what is set to be another fun filled day showcasing our local talent and the unique activities in our island town.” Project St Patrick is collaborating with businesses schools and more to bring a wonderful St Patrick’s Day celebration for all the family to enjoy Chairperson of Project St Patrick commented the number of participants and spectators at our St Patricks Day celebrations continues to grow – and so do we we’ve added so much more to the parade and we can also reveal an expanded programme with the St Patrick’s Eve Flotilla now a firm date in the diary kicking things off and bringing the lights and action from the water onto land… Our famous free family fun day is growing too and thanks to donations from generous commercial supporters there will be a little more of everything at Enniskillen Castle this year We don’t take for granted the faith that residents and visitors alike put in us so we work hard all year to put on the biggest cross-community party in the country Keep an eye on Project St Patrick’s social media and www.projectstpatrick.com for all the details over the weeks ahead ‘JustUs’ is local community group dedicated to providing adults with disabilities opportunities for a regular and fun social life the group will showcase their talents and perform at the Enniskillen Christmas light switch on helping to bring festive cheer with Christmas carols and songs Recently the Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council hosted a reception to mark the 50th Anniversary of Enniskillen Hockey Club The following is the speech made by the Chair at the reception: As Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council I am delighted to welcome you all here to The Townhall Enniskillen for this reception to mark the 50th anniversary of Enniskillen Hockey Day the Club enjoyed early success in 1977 followed by winning the Intermediate Cup in 1979 A significant success for the Club was winning the iconic McConnell Cup in 1994 This success earned you a place to represent Ulster in the All Ireland Finals where you emerged as Runner Ups to a strong Kilkenny Team In 1996 you achieved promotion to the Senior 2 League making history by being the first Club in the West of Ulster to play and compete in Senior League Hockey The strength and talent of the Club was such that you quickly gained promotion to the Senior 1 League in 1998 In 2014 the Club celebrated its 40th anniversary and In the 2017-2018 League you enjoyed further significant success going unbeaten and winning the Junior Plate which was the highest tally in the Club’s history the Club has since reformed and you competed in the 2023-2024 Ulster Senior 3 League and a memorable moment for your 50th anniversary year was your success in receiving the Clubmark Bronze Award The Club is the first in Ulster to receive this award which aims to identify develop and recognise high quality clubs and the contribution they make to the development of the game The Club is deserving of this award as grassroots has been pivotal to your success over the years and I know you continue to focus on Junior hockey The Council is aware of the ongoing challenge the Club experiences in relation to the lack of appropriate pitch provision in Fermanagh The Council is committed to continuing to liaise with stakeholders to help identify a suitable location which will enable the Club to continue to thrive stamina and good hand and eye co-ordination have demonstrated these talents and qualities to a high level and I believe this has contributed to your success over the years This doesn’t come without ongoing dedication to attend training and I commend you for this as you have many other competing demands on your time including work I hope that the successful history of the Club will encourage you to continue and to inspire the next generation of hockey players on the 50th anniversary of Enniskillen Hockey Club and I wish you continued success for the future DAERA Minister Andrew Muir has announced that the compulsory housing measures for poultry and captive birds are to be.. 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