A live blog as Storm Eunice hits Fermanagh

A-Level, AS-Level and GSCE examinations are planned to go ahead this summer after a two year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The heartbroken family of the late Johnston ‘Ivan’ Henry have paid tribute to the highly-respected businessman, calling him a “wonderful human being”.

A man who was stopped by police at a road traffic collision was not insured in the car he was driving, a court has heard.

A man who hit a 74-year-old man, knocking him to the ground, has been handed a six-month prison sentence.

Irish president Michael D Higgins has expressed his disappointment at the lack of progress on integration of housing and education in Northern Ireland.

A protest is to be staged this weekend in Enniskillen in response to Fermanagh and Omagh District Council's decision to raise the local district rate again this year.

The Ardhowen Theatre welcomes back Enniskillen Amateur Dramatic Society performing Neil Simon’s ‘Plaza Suite’ at 8pm on Thursday, February 17, Friday, February 18 and Saturday, February 19.

A public consultation has been launched by the Department of Health around reforms for adult social care in Northern Ireland.

A police officer who attended a property in Enniskillen due to a domestic incident was put in a headlock by a man while another was kicked, a court has heard.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust has said it has been unsuccessful in recruiting specialist neonatal nurses to work in the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).

The Met Office issued a danger to life” warning with strong winds of up to 90mph amid Storm Dudley.

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A man who headbutted his partner during a domestic incident and also assaulted two police officers has been given a suspended sentence.

All children aged five to 11 in Northern Ireland are to be offered a Covid-19 vaccine jab, Minister for Health Robin Swann has confirmed.

A man who was said to be going through a "psychotic episode" in Lisnaskea has been given a chance by a judge despite "behaving appallingly".

THE public toilets at Nugent’s Entry in Enniskillen should not be refurbished, but relocated in a site more accessible for tourists, according to several business people in the area.

THE Brien household in Ballinamallard was a hive of activity from early morning on Shrove Tuesday as dozens of pancakes were tossed for charity.

A highly regarded and well-known business figure was laid to rest on Tuesday.

With the Met Office predicting disruptive weather this week due to back-to-back storms, the RNLI has urged the public to be careful at the coast and around the inland waterways.

ENNISKILLEN has had its first thrill of armed operations by the IRA.

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A 26-year-old County Tyrone man has been remanded in custody charged with multiple offences relating to the alleged possession of drugs, firearms and criminal property.

A conference is to be held later this month on the future of fishing on the Erne.

It means people may need to pay for Covid testing in the near future.

Meanwhile, Storm Eunice is predicted to bring heavy rain and possible snowfalls on high ground from the Midlands northwards.

Meta-owned WhatsApp has started testing an early version of the feature on the beta version of the app.

Ideal for people trying to consume less calories, air fryers simulate deep frying without submerging food in oil.

‘Eight Hours of What We Will’, a new conceptual sculpture exhibition by award-winning Dublin-born artist, Aoife Ward, opens in Strule Arts Centre Gallery today Thursday, February 3 at 7pm.

A Belcoo man who drove through a police checkpoint and reached speeds of 75mph while drink-driving has been disqualified from driving.

A man who stole a games console, sandals and a speaker from a house and also caused significant damages has been given a four-month prison sentence at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council agreed its budget and set the District Rate for 2022/2023 at a Special Council Meeting held virtually and livestreamed via the Council’s YouTube channel on Monday, February 14.

One man was taken to hospital following a crash on the outskirts of Dromore, Co. Tyrone on Monday evening.

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The Duke of York has faced a civil sex case trial after a US judge dismissed a motion by Andrew’s legal team to have the lawsuit thrown out.

The storms will bring strong spells of wind and possibly snow to the UK this week.

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All remaining Covid-19 legal restrictions in Northern Ireland are to be lifted and replaced by guidance from February 15, the Health Minister has said.

The Drumlish Road, Dromore is currently closed in both directions following a crash this evening.

In tonight's episode of Crime NI, which airs on BBC One NI at 10.35pm, police are appealing for information on thefts at two businesses in Enniskillen.

Two Fermanagh acts will be joining R&B legends, Sister Sledge this summer at Stendhal as organisers announce a first set of performers for this year’s festival.

A County Tyrone man “considered a danger to females”, who is awaiting trial for raping a woman he met through a dating website, has been returned to custody after breaching bail terms.

Fermanagh South Tyrone MLA Rosemary Barton is calling for all of those involved in agriculture to consider the impact of a range of future agricultural policy proposals and to have their say before it's too late – with the clock almost running out ...

Police in Fermanagh are calling on the general public to help them identify two individuals in relation to an alleged theft at a commercial premises in Enniskillen.

A candidate for Aontú will be entering the race for a Fermanagh South Tyrone Assembly seat.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland has chosen Valentine’s Day to kick-start a campaign that, over the coming weeks, will ask local people to be on their guard against heartless scammers.

Fermanagh residents should be aware of strong winds as two storms are due to hit Northern Ireland later this week.

As The Queen's Jubilee approaches, local historian Charlie Warmington looks back at Her Majesty's visit to Enniskillen in 1946, when the then young Princess Elizabeth's arrival created great excitement in the town.

The anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne was marked in Enniskillen last Friday morning with a special tree planting.

The first phase of the major restoration work on St Macartin’s Cathedral has just been completed, and now preparations for the redecoration of the inside of the cathedral have started, that will see the building’s interior refreshed.