After living away from Fermanagh for over 30 years, Charlie Oldcroft returned to his home county five years ago, and in those five years he has truly made his mark on the local hospitality industry.

A team of hair stylists have been blown away by the support for their unique fundraiser which has raised around £8,000 for an important Northern Ireland cancer charity that is close to their hearts.

A £5million investment into an Enniskillen business site has resulted in a new 16,000 square foot building.

James Harpur from Fivemiletown has donated £2,270 to the South West Acute Hospital.

A mother who received her last rites twice while battling Covid-19 in South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) has urged pregnant women to get the Covid-19 vaccine.

Electric Ireland have announced it will be increasing electricity prices by 30 per cent  for customers from 1 May 2022.

The childhood character coin designs have been inspired by the original illustrations of E. H. Shepard from A. A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh stories.

The PSNI in Fermanagh are investigating a spate of suspicious activity across Fermanagh, following the reporting of a number of burglaries.

A County Tyrone man who admitted covertly taking images of young girls while they were changing and filming another as she showered has been jailed for four years.

Emergency services in Fermanagh assisted with the rescue of a number of cows from a burning lorry fire this afternoon (Wednesday) in Enniskillen.

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An Enniskillen man convicted of repeatedly exposing himself and masturbating while delivery drivers brought Domino’s Pizzas to his home, can now be identified after a ban on Press naming him lapsed.

An Irvinestown man has been fined for possession of cannabis.

The GAA President, Mr. Peter Quinn, has declined requests to stand in Fermanagh-South Tyrone as an agreed Nationalist candidate in the forthcoming General Election.

The Publicity Department of Dáil Éireann, under the heading ‘Partial List of Outrages Committed in County Fermanagh by the Specials’, has issued the following:

Police staff manning the station in the Border village of Belleek were startled by a burst of automatic gunfire outside on Saturday evening.

From Friday, the new energy bill price cap will rise by 54 per cent.

A candidate in the upcoming Assembly Elections in May has described the burning of her election poster as an attempt to "interfere with democracy".

A man, who was prohibited from drinking alcohol under his bail conditions, answered the door of his home to police holding a can of beer, a court has heard.

There will be some new paws on patrol across the the district as the PSNI in Fermanagh and Omagh has this week welcomed three new trainee specialist dogs to their ranks.

Police are investigating two recent burglaries in a rural area of Fermanagh.

The pupils from St. John the Baptist, Roscor have been striving to travel to school in a healthy way and learn healthy choices, carrying out a number of initiatives to further these aims.

The Department of Infrastructure has informed Fermanagh and Omagh District Council that the direction to stay the granting of planning permission for the Lakelands Retail Park in Enniskillen, no longer applies.

An Irvinestown man tried to obtain prescription drugs with a fraudulent prescription docket, a court has heard.

Martin Lewis issued a bleak statement that 85% of people are now better off ditching cash ISA rates.

A student who drove his car in what his solicitor described as "an act of complete stupidity" has been banned from driving for one year.

The number of COVID-19 vaccine boosters and third doses administered in Northern Ireland has passed the one million mark.

The proposed development at the old Unipork site in Enniskillen is set to go ahead after the Department for Infrastructure (DfI) withdrew its 'holding' direction.

A man has been injured following a two car crash near Derrylin at the weekend.

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.

It said the new budget range will comprise 300 products, a 50% increase on the current Smart Price range.

A number of experiences can be had for a discounted price through Groupon

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 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.

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.

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.