Fermanagh politicians have been united this week in their calls for Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon to do more in regards to flooding in Boho.

The Rotary Club of Enniskillen recently hosted one of the seven regional finals of the Rotary Youth Leadership Development Competition, with two successful candidates receiving places on a team-building trip to Belfast and Dublin.

When Tony Blair’s New Labour swept to power in the 1997 UK General Election, the biggest-selling British daily newspaper’s headline the next day was “It was the Sun wot won it” with the Rupert Murdoch paper unashamedly claiming credit for inf...

The full line-up for Live at the Castle has now been announced with a great variety of entertainment from local performers to international acts scheduled to perform at Enniskillen Castle over seven days this March.

As Boris Johnson sets an end date in place for isolation for those who test positive with coronavirus, a Fermanagh GP has urged people to take a cautious approach.

Research by Jura Wathces has revealed the Lough Erne golf course is one of the most Instagrammable courses in the UK.

On Thursday, the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) published a report on excess mortality and Covid-19 related deaths in Northern Ireland up to December 2021.

Members of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council have voted to write back to the Minister of Finance, Conor Murphy, after he indicated the issue of free school meals is a matter for the Minister for Education, Michelle McElveen, to whom members agreed...

Enniskillen BID is asking local businesses to vote yes and support another five-year plan for the Business Improvement District (BID).

“She was our queen”, said the heartbroken daughter of the late “kind and generous” Enniskillen businesswoman Hazel Johnston, as she paid tribute to her inspirational mother.

WHILE the weekend’s rotten weather left people across Fermanagh and far beyond huddling indoors away from the violent winds and drifting sheets of icy rain, hail, sleet and snow, plenty of The Impartial Reader’s loyal readers were happy to dash o...

Both supermarket chains will be offering a full refund to consumers as the products are recalled from the shelves.

Industry experts have warned people across the UK can expect to pay as much as £1.60 per litre in the near future.

The Highway Code warns pedestrians have priority over vehicles when they cross the road.

Customers who joined the mobile network before 29 October 2020 will see bills rise by 7.8%.

Images and videos from the conflict have caused outrage across the globe as world leaders pledge their support to Ukraine.

Councils across the UK are now starting to confirm how much residents will see their bills increase by.

Finance Minister, Conor Murphy is encouraging businesses who have not yet taken up the opportunity to apply for the Omicron Hospitality Payment to do so before the scheme closes at 11.59pm on Friday, March 4.

Omagh and Fintona Methodist Circuit are delighted to be hosting Gospel Fest Goes West on Saturday, February 26 at 7.30pm, in The Strule Arts Centre, Omagh. This is the seventh year of Omagh and Fintona Methodist Circuit is preparing to host ‘Gospel...

PRESIDENT of Ireland Michael D. Higgins has expressed his disappointment at the lack of progress on integration of housing and education in Northern Ireland whilst on a two-day visit to County Fermanagh.

KAREN Hughes, of the Royal Ulster Agricultural Society (RUAS), was delighted to announce that entries are now open for Balmoral Show 2022, which in partnership with Ulster Bank will return to Balmoral Park this year from Wednesday, May 11 to Saturday...

THE latest data from the Department of Health released yesterday, Wednesday, February 23 has recorded one further coronavirus related death in the Fermanagh and Omagh District in past seven days, bringing the Council area’s Covid-19 death toll to 1...

As Storm Franklin ravaged through the county on Sunday afternoon into Monday morning, many Fermanagh residents experienced power cuts, with one household left without electricity for 20 hours.

Due to severe weather in Fermanagh this morning (Thursday, February 24), following overnight snow and more expected throughout the day, one school in the area has closed and another has asked certain year groups not to come in.

Russia is the world’s second-largest oil producer and is a major supplier to Europe.

The Tummery Road, Dromore is currently closed following a two vehicle road traffic collision.

World Book Day is held on Thursday, March 3 - here are some amazing costume ideas for your little ones.

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A man has been fined at Enniskillen Magistrates Court after he was convicted of improper use of communications.

FARMERS who indiscriminately dispose of animal carcases have been severely criticised by a public health official.

TWO members of the local cardiac support group met with Health Minister Bairbre de Brin to present a petition asking for better services for cardiac patients.

A TERRIBLE tragedy took place at Clones railway station on Saturday evening on the arrival there of the Down (Dundalk) train at 5.45.

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

Using fertilisers effectively in the light of recent increases in the cost of fertiliser was the topic of a recent joint webinar from AFBI, Agrisearch and CAFRE. A number of speakers addressed issues affecting the cost effective use of fertilisers an...

Saint Kevin's College, Lisnaskea officially launched its Eco Project on Wednesday, February 2.

Alan Harte has launched a High Court challenge aimed at setting aside both the conviction and the 30 year prison sentence he received from the Special Criminal Court for his role in the kidnapping and attack on businessman Kevin Lunney.

Days after Dudley, Eunice and Franklin hit, Storm Gladys could be next with weather warnings issued across Wednesday and Thursday.

A number of coins with specific designs or mistakes on them can be worth thousands

A youth footballer was airlifted to hospital from the Bawnacre Centre, Irvinestown following an injury during a football match on Monday, February 21.

The first North Country Cheviot in-lamb sale sponsored by Agri Lloyd Ltd was held at Beattie’s Pedigree Centre in Omagh, had a good crowd by ringside and had online viewers and bidders from the length and breadth of the UK and Ireland.

A newly qualified nurse has spoken about the rewarding nature of working at South West Acute Hosptial (SWAH).   Paediatric Nurse Michelle McElroy, based at SWAH's Neonatal Unit is encouraging others to consider a career in neonatal nursing and paed...

Technology Demonstration Farms (TDFs) provide a network of local farms which allow other farmers the opportunity to see new technology and innovations which they could adopt within their own businesses. William Egerton, Rosslea, Co. Fermanagh has rec...

The male champion at the Aberdeen Angus Club's show and sale of bulls and females at Dungannon Farmers' Mart was bred by Fintan Keown of Belleek.

A two day weather warning will come into effect from tomorrow, Wednesday, February 23 in Fermanagh for wind and snow.

The PSNI have announced they will be testing out a new digital notebook over the coming weeks.

Parents of primary seven pupils are being asked to ensure they have applied for a post-primary place before the deadline of Wednesday, February 23.

The Department of Health will carefully consider the UK Government’s Living With COVID Plan for England and its implications for Northern Ireland.

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Flights to top holiday destinations for 2022.

It’s important to remember the NHS and the Government will never ask for personal details.