THE Ardhowen at Home series continues with more entertainment and activities to enjoy over the lockdown period from the comfort of your home.

LINE Of Duty star Adrian Dunbar says the Government must ensure theatres do not get into disrepair while they lie empty as “they are part of the fabric of the country”.

The discriminatory policy came to light as a result of a whistleblower's decision to reveal the firm’s practices.

Stormont ministers have agreed a phased plan for taking Northern Ireland out of lockdown.

The Department of Health's daily update has shown that seven people tested positive for Covid-19 in Fermanagh and Omagh, while there were no deaths recorded locally.

Boris Johnson's official spokesperson said: "of course you can expect us to speak to the EU and other countries".

Scientists said there can be a “danger” for pedestrians when a “puffing, panting” jogger runs past them.

THE family of the late Graham Cowan have paid tribute to the kind-hearted farmer who always looked on the bright side of life.

THE son of a former Royal Irish Fusilier, the late Captain Robert Hugh Lowry OBE, has paid tribute to his father as “a family man” who loved his home at Blessingbourne Estate, and was highly-respected for his community work in the surrounding ...

Fermanagh and Omagh had the third highest amount of agricultural crime incidents in 2020.

Five people were taken to hospital this afternoon (Monday) following a road traffic collision.

FERMANAGH Women’s Aid, in conjunction with the PSNI and with funding support from Enniskillen BID, has been providing training in understanding domestic violence and abuse for local pharmacists.

“YOU’LL only feel a wee scratch,” said my doctor before my Covid-19 vaccination jab.

Take a look at what was making the news in The Impartial Reporter in our Memories feature.

Hospital admissions, positive Covid cases and Covid related deaths continue to fall both locally and across Northern Ireland.

St. Mary's High School, Brollagh is will close its doors permenantly in August.

Detectives have welcomed an increase in sentence to a 25-year-old man in relation to an aggravated burglary in Castlederg.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust) has now seen the successful completion of the drive to administer first and second doses of COVID-19 vaccine across all care homes.

The Bank of Ireland has confirmed today that 103 banks across the island of Ireland will close.

From today (Monday) households will be able to complete their 2021 Census which will help shape where essential resources, funding and services will be focused over the next decade.

Three well known sporting figures in Fermanagh have put their names to a letter sent to the First and Deputy First Minister voicing the frustrations felt at the “neglect of youth sport” and the associated impact on children’s wellbeing during t...

RESIDENTS of a housing development in Garrison could be left without any sewage treatment works if power is imminently disconnected from the sewage treatment plant on the site, as the plant’s electricity bills haven’t been paid in almost a year.

A NINE-YEAR-OLD boy who has only one kidney – which was working at just 17 per cent – has found a donor.

AN 18-YEAR-OLD Enniskillen woman is well on the pathway to recovery following her diagnosis with an autoimmune condition last Summer.

ON VALENTINE’S Day, 1981, 48 people lost their lives in the fire at the Stardust nightclub in Artane, Dublin – a night that Stardust survivor Gerry Murphy, from Enniskillen, says will stay with him forever.

WITH many places in Northern Ireland seeing a rise in tensions over Brexit and the Northern Ireland Protocol, the PSNI Fermanagh and Omagh District Commander, Alwyn Barton, says there is some some tension locally.

JUST over a year ago, Fermanagh footballer Lee Cullen and his girlfriend, Gemma McLaughlin, headed off to the other side of the world to see what Australia had to offer.

A WOMAN whose mother survived the sinking of the R.M.S. Titantic was laid to rest on Saturday.

THE latest figures published by NISRA recently showing that alcohol-specific deaths in 2019 were the highest on record in Northern Ireland (NI) is part of a “worrying” upward trajectory.

THROUGHOUT the pandemic, a team from Enniskillen Methodist Church has been putting “love in action”, helping members of the church community and beyond with a number of innovative projects.

THE Chief Executive of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council expects to be “held to account” by members in the event of future project shortfalls.

A PROPOSAL for a zero per cent rates increase for the coming financial year didn’t make it to a vote in the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council chamber, despite being formally seconded, after the Chief Executive declared it “incompetent”, from...

THE MV Kestrel of Belfast was a familiar sight on the waters around Enniskillen and Lower Lough Erne during the Summer months as it ran tours of the island town and Devenish Island.

With Boris Johnson putting down on paper what the road to normality in England looks like, members of the business community in Fermanagh feel this would be a sensible approach here, if the circumstances allow.

The Stork Fountain in the middle of Copenhagen in Denmark, which depicts three storks about to fly off, has been a famous landmark in the city since 1894 where tourists and locals alike gather around it as a meeting place.

Police in Fermanagh have issued an appeal for a missing man who was last seen in Enniskillen.

Talented footballer, Micheal Glynn has signed with Derry City and is expected to be in their squad for the club's upcoming pre-season friendly.

FOR the second Summer in a row, students, teachers and parents face the incredible stress of Covid-dominated external assessments.

THE late Albert Irwin Brown (Irwin) died peacefully on Wednesday, January 27. The beloved husband of Winnie, much-loved father of Gordon, Linda, Rosalind and Raymond, was an adored grandfather of nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

The latest update from the Department of Health on Covid-19 in Northern Ireland has shown there was only seven positive case and no deaths reported in the Fermanagh and Omagh area in the last 24 hours.

A teenager accused of a serious assault has been found in contempt of court after a foulmouthed outburst on learning a bail application would not be made at this stage.

Organisations in Brookeborough have received a funding boost from the Teiges Wind Farm Fund to support a wide range of educational, environmental, cultural and sporting initiatives.

A NORTHERN Ireland virologist has welcomed the process of the Northern Ireland vaccination programme.

A man and a woman have been hospitalised following a three car crash in Ballinamallard this morning.

The number of deaths due to Covid-19 in Fermanagh and Omagh remains at 95 deatsh recorded up until Feburary 19.

AT THIS time of the year, the Graan is usually a hive of activity as the Annual Novena of Hope is in full swing with people travelling from all across Ireland, Scotland and England to attend or take part in the yearly event.

ANTI-FRACKING campaigners, along with Extinction Rebellion Northern Ireland, have pleaded with politicians to not make Fermanagh a “sacrifice zone” to fracking.

THE lockdown has had some positive impacts in Fermanagh, as the District Commander for Fermanagh and Omagh told The Impartial Reporter that crime is down more than 20 per cent from last year in the district.

An 18-year-old man is to appear in court charged with grievous bodily harm with intent.

A LOCAL woman has experssed her outrage and disgust after discovering dead animal remains among large piles of household goods and general waste dumped along a rural road in the Lack area of Co. Fermanagh.