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[Tonight it is] 40 years exactly to the very time that I can recall vividly where I was and what I was doing. I was sitting in the bar at the Killyhevlin Hotel with a small group of journalists from British daily newspapers who were in disbelief, wondering if Unionists were genuine in conceding that the next day’s election count would see IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands being declared as Fermanagh and south Tyrone MP. They only had to look across the room to see a group of senior Unionist figures in shock to confirm it. The next day Returning Officer, Alastair Patterson announced formally at the old Fermanagh College that Sands polled more than 30,000 votes, over a thousand ahead of Ulster Unionist, Harry West.
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While I am on the Board of Directors of BID and practice locally as a solicitor these views are entirely my own. AS THE community struggles to cope with the severe challenges of the coronavirus and a third lockdown, it may be an opportunity to examine how we do things and whether a focus on change is needed to enable Enniskillen to survive and thrive as a location in which to live, work and do business. The difficulties in the High Street are compounded by the sale of the Arcadia Group, and the closure of Top Shop, with the attendant loss of employment.
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In April 2017, Euro Auctions hosted the sale of a private collection of classic and historic tractors from one individual. Several notable machines went under the hammer and made record hammer prices, including the star lot, a 1938 Ferguson Brown Type A, which reached £24,500. A rare and highly collectible Ferguson Prototype also created interest at the auction and ultimately went for £8,500. Again, with real history attached, it was found in a barn in Co Wicklow in the 80s, and was a gift from Harry Ferguson to a former employee at the Banner Lane factory upon his retirement. Believed to be built in the USA in the early 40s, around the time of the split between Ferguson and Ford, it was shipped to the UK for field testing.