The Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust), is facing unprecedented pressures due to the high level of COVID-19 infection in our local community and the subsequent increasing numbers of COVID-19 positive patients in our Hospitals.

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Following the abandonment of four puppies on the side of a Fermanagh road, an animal sanctuary has said there has been a significant increase in the number of dogs being surrendered or abandoned since Covid restrictions have been lifted.

Despite the showers early in the day there was a great sense of optimism in Enniskillen last Thursday as people gathered to mark St. Patrick’s Day.

A defibrillator dedicated in memory of the late Neil Graham has recently been installed at his former primary school.

A candidate running for the upcoming Assembly election has issued a warning to everyone to make sure that their social media accounts are secure, after his own was hacked.

A motion on the cost-of-living crisis tabled during a specially convened meeting of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has passed comfortably despite both unionist groupings voting against.

The Live at the Castle festival, organised by DM Events in conjunction with Experience Enniskillen (Enniskillen BID), and hosted at Enniskillen Castle from March 11 to 20 had everything - a variety of live music acts; from popular local bands to inte...

Fermanagh woman Siobhan Allister has been reappointed to the Northern Ireland Council of the MS Society.

A local business is set to head off towards Ukraine with two lorries full of vital medical supplies and humanitarian aid for those affected by the ongoing Russian invasion.

Over the last year, Enniskillen Ladies Circle have been raising money for a Northern Ireland charity which one member holds particularly close to her heart.

An Enniskillen woman, who has resorted to sleeping on her sofa due to her belief that black mold growing in the bedrooms of her accommodation is impacting her health, claims that the Housing Executive are not helping her deal with the issue.

Portraits of 16 women living with secondary breast cancer form a powerful photography exhibition as part of a campaign calling for an improvement to cancer services in Northern Ireland.

Up to 10 fire appliances are currently at the scene of a house fire outside Augher, Co. Tyrone.

There’s no shortage of jokes about the current increase in the price of petrol or diesel, is there? The photo of a man standing beside his car at the pumps being asked by the attendant “Regular or premium?” “Just looking thanks,” replies th...

Firefighters are understood to be at the scene of a house fire outside Augher.

The Education Minister has announced that the requirement to wear face coverings in post-primary school will end after Easter.

Across 10 days, from March 11 to 20, Enniskillen was a hive of activity as the first post-lockdown festival of its kind came to town, offering a wide variety of entertainment to local audiences.

The Covid-19 testing centre at St. Angelo's airport, Enniskillen will close from next month as the Department of Health pursue a more targeted approach to testing.

Aidan McCarron, Macmillan Move More Coordinator for Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, has received a ‘Recognition Award’ to acknowledge his work to support people living with cancer in the local area throughout the pandemic.

Like many parades, Covid-19 hit Derrygonnelly’s St. Patrick’s celebrations in recent years, but the fun was back with a bang this year as young and old alike took to the streets in all types of floats, vehicles and costumes.

As we prepare for a warm spring, now is the time to do the garden revamp you’ve been thinking about all winter.

Here's a roundup of BBQs and pizza ovens perfect for your garden this year.

Here's a roundup of discounted perfumes from The Fragrance Shop that will be delivered in time for Mother's Day.

FERMANAGH and Omagh District Council has defended and detailed the refurbishment works spend at Forthill Park in Enniskillen following its reopening to the public last week, which have drawn criticism from a number of park users.

The family and friends of two popular Lisnaskea women are to take part in a charity sky dive in memory of their loved ones.

BENT coppers, romance and singalongs – much like the show itself, the first reunion of Line of Duty's stars had it all, and our subscribers now have exclusive access to a recording of the full event.

‘Before You Go’, a new play from Kabosh Theatre, written by Laurence McKeown and directed by Paula McFetridge, which got its first showing online during the pandemic, is set to tour across the country including a night at the Ardhowen Theatre on ...

Police in Enniskillen are appealing for information following the theft of approximately £100,000 worth of boat outdrives from a yard in Fermanagh.

Lisnaskea Emmett’s GAC recently held a suicide and self-harm prevention workshop, with the club keen to promote better mental health not only within the club, but in wider society.

St. Michael’s Church organ will be put through its paces as part of a simultaneous series of free lunchtime recitals, entitled ‘Northern Ireland Resounds’, to celebrate 10 years of the Northern Ireland International Organ Competition (NIIOC) on...

A LOCAL man who has had his own battle with cancer has reached out to thank the people of Enniskillen and Fermanagh for supporting a major Cancer Fund for Ireland fundraising event late last year, which saw him raise £24,000.

Two years ago, Enniskillen Drama Festival was brought to an abrupt halt halfway through its festival week with the announcement of the coronavirus lockdown.

LINE of Duty’s stars opened the book at their first reunion since season six – and by taking out a subscription to this title, you’ll have access to a full video of the event when it goes live today.

A Fintona man has been returned for trial on multiple charges of alleged sexual activity with a child, including rape.

The fast-food giant is facing food shortages due to supply chain issues.

With the Easter school holidays just around the corner, Tesco is here to save the day for parents.

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A SERIES of public rallies have been held throughout Fermanagh as the Western Health Board prepares to make its final decision on the future of maternity services in Fermanagh and Omagh.

A new publication has finally uncovered Fermanagh's hidden history, covering a period of up to 9,000 years.

A RECORD ASSIZE

With it being two years since the beginning of lockdown in Northern Ireland due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the latest figures from the Department of Health show the virus is still very much here despite the relaxation of restrictions.

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

Police have confirmed that a missing Fermanagh woman has been located "safe and well".

Fermanagh High Sheriff Pat O'Doherty was delighted to welcome his fellow Northern Ireland High Sherifs to Fermanagh, the group were welcomed to the County by Lord Brookeborough and enjoyed a boat trip to Devenish Island

If you've still not got a gift for Mother's Day yet and are starting to panic, then do not worry, as all hope is not lost just yet.

A judge has ordered a pre-sentence report for a woman facing charges of assaulting two police officers in Irvinestown.

LINE of Duty’s catchphrases worked their way into the public consciousness like a mole in a police department.

Artist Paula Cooke, also known as Coastal Creations Ireland, creates stunning pieces using shells.

Three of the former principals of Enniskillen Campus of CAFRE – Roy McClenaghan, Sam Morrow and Eric Long – returned to the establishment for a special event where they joined with the Head of Campus, Seamus McAlinney, to plant elm trees in recog...