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Fermanagh and Omagh Council – an undemocratic shambles

November 4, 2021 Anton McCabe

The Sinn Féin chair of a shambolic meeting of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has excluded independent anti-goldmining Councillor Emmet McAleer from a Council meeting. During most of the meeting, he only called party colleagues. […]

Environment

Mockery of democracy: Corporate Gold-miners get green light

August 9, 2021 Anton McCabe

Mining company Flintridge Resources will be allowed to drill boreholes as ‘permitted development’. They will be round a controversial goldmine at Cavanacaw, four miles upwind of Omagh town centre. The five establishment parties allowed this […]

Environment

Establishment parties silent on corporate policing in Tyrone

June 8, 2021 Anton McCabe

Anti-goldmining protestors have picketed Omagh police station in protest at the detention of fellow-campaigner Martin Tracey. This is the latest turn in the long-running campaign. Tracey detention stems from an incident when he and another […]

Ireland-North

Vital to learn lessons from the last peak and look after staff and vulnerable in care homes

November 3, 2020 Fermanagh activist

With the rise in Covid 19 cases it is important to learn the lessons from the last peak and look after staff and vulnerable patients in nursing homes. It was therefore good to see Fermanagh […]

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