Earlier this morning, the PSNI issued a statement to say the Belturbet Road, which is the main Enniskillen to Dublin route, was opened again.

Sean McMahon said trees are being "dumped" in this region by rich people who buy up land to plant forestry in unsuitable ground but, the same doesn't happen in places like Tipperary and Meath.

Darragh is the fourth time that people in Belturbet have been without power for two or more days in the past year. 

Sandy says t's important to make people aware of the various supports and resources that are available to them locally.

Information days and appointments will be held in Ballyconnell (13th November); Belturbet (21st November); Corlough (25th November).

Deputy Smyth believes that promoting participation in sport in the community is hugely important.

The school is one pupil short of the cut off to retain their new teacher.

Over 350 customers were still without power this afternoon, with 200 of those in the Ballyconnell/Belturbet areas.