Numerous trees have fallen and many residents have been left without electricity as Storm Franklin continues to ravage Fermanagh as yellow weather warning for wind is currently in place.

UTV’s hit farming series, ‘Rare Breed - A Farming Year’, continues on Tuesday with the farmers making the most of the better weather after a very wet and cold May.

Sinn Féin MLA Áine Murphy has welcomed the passage of the Organ Donation Bill through its final stage in the Assembly last week.

The public have been warned to brace for strengthening winds and lashing rain as Storm Franklin moves in overnight.

The severe weather comes just days after Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice battered large parts of the UK

A Fermanagh mum-of-one is grateful for the support she received from the charity TinyLife after the traumatic experience of giving birth prematurely during lockdown.

The Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s Regeneration and Community Committee, Councillor Victor Warrington, has rejected criticism of his handling of a previous meeting, after some members branded him ‘undemocratic’.

Surrounded by their family and friends, Noelle McClave married Alan Davis at a unique wedding inspired by their favourite things: Minnie and Mickey Mouse and farming.

When your family has been living on the shores of Lough Erne for approximately 300 years, it is only natural that they would become involved in such things as boat building and commercial fishing.

A judge said he did not believe a word of what was said by a defendant and witness during a contest over a drink driving charge at Enniskillen Magistrates Court on Monday.

A man with a wife and four children was recently ordained in the Roman Catholic Church as a permanent Deacon.

Ballinamallard native Leesa McCormick (née Evans) and her husband Gary currently live with their family in Australia.

A woman who was allegedly victim of years of sexual abuse while at a children’s home in Fermanagh has issued legal proceedings against the Western Health and Social Care Trust (WHSCT), the Chief Constable of the PSNI and Care (NI) Ltd who managed t...

Members of Friends of the Cancer Centre’s Fermanagh fundraising group recently invited their local community to join them in making a donation to the charity, in celebration of the life of Neville Gamble, who passed away on November 8, 2019.

The casting vote of the Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s Policy and Resources Committee has blocked a proposal to seek further answers after members were unhappy with responses around a PSNI decision to provide escorting explosives f...

Fermanagh was well represented at the Northern Ireland Country Music Awards 2022, with a number of local Country music stars winning top awards.

Despite Fermanagh and Omagh District Council agreeing a motion supporting the call by Commissioner for Older People Eddie Lynch for a public inquiry into the handling of Covid-19 in care homes, and advising all Stormont Departments of this position, ...

The Hub at Belcoo Enterprise Centre – a communal co-working space designed to inspire and promote rural economic development, with the aim of supporting local Border area businesses, entrepreneurs and established companies – was officially launch...

An inquest has found that the cause of death of a Lisbellaw man who died in September, 2019, was poisoning by cocaine, fentanyl, pregabalin and diazepam.

The dark, grey rainclouds that hung heavily over Enniskillen on Wednesday afternoon were reflective of the sadness felt across the Fermanagh community as Hazel Johnston – the late much-loved businesswoman, "the queen of Darling Street" – made her...

AFTER being abruptly cut short in 2020 due to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, the Enniskillen Drama Festival is back this year with eight plays from drama groups from across the island of Ireland.

Do your plans for this weekend include tuning in to any BBC programmes on television or radio?

A man who failed to stop at a police checkpoint has been convicted of driving without due care and attention, failing to stop for police, and having no insurance.

A publican has said that Northern Ireland's new changes over Covid-19 rules is “hopefully the beginning of the end”.

If you ever wondered why the school at the centre of your family’s life still hasn’t seen a new carpet for years, or why there’s still a drip in the science lab, then perhaps this edition of ‘Education Matters’ can help explain it.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Support Team have destroyed a large amount of Class-A, Class-B and Class-C drugs, totalling 85kg in weight, with the drugs' destruction on February 16 coming less than six months since the team's last such drugs burn, whi...

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 best and worst parcel delivery services in the UK have been revealed in a new poll.

Egg chairs - also known as hanging egg chairs or hanging chairs - are among the top home decor trends of 2022.

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.

In this week's newspaper.

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.

Here are some of the photographs from the archives of The Impartial Reporter.