Council boundary signage dubbed "illegible", could cost up to £6,000 to replace.
That's what district councillors were told at a meeting of Fermanagh and Omagh's Policy and Resources Committee yesterday.
In June of last year, a total of 39 bi-lingual signs were approved and erected across the two counties - at a cost of £18,000.
Councillors will now have to decide on which new design they prefer.
High Court told Gerry Adams ‘major, major player in war!'
By Danny Halpin (Press Association Law Reporter)
Natalie McNally murder accused ‘lied and lied again’
By Jonathan McCambridge (Press Association)
Woman dies in two-vehicle collision in Enniskillen
By Jonathan McCambridge (Press Association)
Little-Pengelly leads mission to showcase NI in Washington on St Patrick’s Day
By Rebecca Black (Press Association)
Psychiatrists warn of ‘workforce crisis’ facing NI mental health services
By Jonathan McCambridge (Press Association)
Download the Q Radio app to keep listening, wherever you are! It's available on Apple and Android devices.
Download from the App Store Download from Google Play
