A police file on a teenager arrested on suspicion of the manslaughter of a fellow school pupil in a playground incident is to be sent to prosecutors for assessment.

A schoolboy who died following a playground incident had a bright future, a priest told mourners at his funeral.

The funeral is taking place in Co Fermanagh of Belcoo schoolboy Oisin McGrath.

Teachers and fellow pupils of a teenage boy who died after he was injured during a playground incident have said they are profoundly saddened.

Tributes have been paid to a teenage boy from County Fermanagh who died after an altercation in the school playground.

On the 90th anniversary of the infamous Army Mutiny, Ryle Dwyer highlights aspects that history has overlooked

ON THE afternoon of June 27, 1922, when Winston Churchill gave vent to his frustration at the failure to act against the IRA in the Four Courts, British intelligence was already aware that the provisional government in Dublin was deeply implicated in the offensive waged by the IRA in Northern Ireland over the previous two months.

THE tension in Ireland over seizing Unionist hostages in the North was raised considerably on Feb 11, 1922, when the IRA in Clones, Co Monaghan, clashed with a group of 19 Ulster Special Constables (USC), travelling from Belfast to Enniskillen by rail.

Mark McGovern is finally back at home in Fermanagh, having almost lost his life playing Gaelic football in America. But the 23-year-old’s tale is not one with a storybook happy ending.

THE Fermanagh footballer who was left in a coma for five weeks this summer has criticised the GAA for their relaxed attitude towards violence on the pitch.

A Fermanagh footballer who suffered severe injuries in an off-the-ball incident in the US has returned home.

MARK Mc Govern, the Fermanagh gaelic footballer who sustained horrific head injuries in an off the ball attack in San Francisco, has returned to Ireland after an epic 18-day journey from America.

THE Fermanagh footballer who was left in a coma after an incident on a GAA field in San Francisco has admitted it’s a “miracle” he’s alive.

FERMANAGH’S Mark McGovern has defied the odds by walking just weeks after awakening from a coma.

IN SANTA CRUZ, 80 miles south of San Francisco, a lady decides to hop on her bike and head north.

A man was arrested after dissident republicans fired a grenade at policemen in the North.

An Irishman has won the annual North Pole marathon in temperatures of -25 degrees Celsius.

A PREGNANT teacher has been awarded €10,000 in compensation after she was found to have been the victim of discrimination while interviewing for a job at a school.

COMMUNITY policing bodies in Northern Ireland will forge ahead with their work, despite members receiving death threats from dissident republicans, it was claimed yesterday.

New community policing bodies in Northern Ireland will forge ahead with their work despite members receiving death threats from dissident republicans, it was claimed today.

A Co Tyrone construction materials manufacturer is investing £10m (€14m) in new production facilities to fight the effects of a controversial new government tax.

DRIVING Brian McFadden’s Ferrari was a small consolation for Michael Leonard, who has been eliminated from You’re a Star.