Book Review by Mícheál Mac Donncha: ‘Policy of Deceit – Britain and Palestine 1914-1939’ by Peter Shambrook

Writing in his latest blog for An Phoblacht, Declan Kearney says that the occupation of Palestine is not intractable and that the way forward is obvious.

From midnight on Wednesday 31 August 1994 the Irish Republican Army commenced what it described as “a complete cessation of all military operations”. The IRA said it was taking this momentous step “to enhance the democratic peace process and un...

‘The Last Disco - the Story of the Stardust Tragedy’ by Seán Murray, Christine Behan and Nicky Ryan. Published by Eriu.

ONE of the most successful and spectacular escapes during the present struggle for freedom was the mass breakout by 19 republican prisoners from Portlaoise Prison in the summer of 1974. In November 1973, ten days after the dramatic escape of three r...

Internal incident reports obtained via Freedom of Information (FOI) have given an insight into how the Department investigates reports of blue-green algae in Fermanagh.

Design work for the new Enniskillen Library will be progressed by the Department for Communities, it can be revealed.

On the edge of Lough Erne, in the village of Bellanaleck, a small wooden hut rests, and in it for the past 50 years, you would have found Eric Doogan.

The Fermanagh Live Arts Festival (FLive) 2024 wrapped up on Sunday, October 6, following an exciting week of literature, film, music, drama, and creative arts that captivated audiences across Enniskillen and the surrounding area.

Enniskillen Drama Festival is running a new type of festival. For the past 44 years, every March the drama festival runs a competition where there is one play per evening over nine nights. That will continue. But this festival is different - it will ...