The Ardhowen Theatre in Enniskillen will close next spring/summer to benefit from a full refurbishment at an estimated cost of £7.14 million, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has confirmed to The Impartial Reporter.

THERE was great jubilation in Enniskillen last Sunday morning as St. Macartin’s Cathedral marked Palm Sunday with a procession from the Cathedral Hall to the Cathedral.

WITH parties and individuals now jockeying for political position as Northern Ireland prepares to hold Assembly elections soon, there’s a lot to consider for an electorate keen to have their voices heard, but perhaps a little uncertain of where the...

With Easter period approaching, the public are being reminded of the different healthcare services available in Northern Ireland - and how to access them.

Tributes have been paid to talented Irvinestown footballer, Ciaran McBride, who has passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by his loving family.

A legal bid to dismiss a case against a man charged with making a bomb that was planted under a police officer's vehicle was refused on Tuesday.

There has been further annoyance as a second tree planted as part of the Enniskillen Public Realm works scheme has now been vandalised and destroyed.

Enniskillen’s Blakes of the Hollow has recently been named by Lonely Planet as one of the 20 best pubs on the island of Ireland for “pints, music and the time of your life”.

A County Fermanagh farmer was convicted today at Enniskillen Magistrates’ Court for water pollution offences that caused a fish kill.

The change to licensing laws will be welcomed by some across Fermanagh this weekend as the previous Easter opening hours have now been abolished.

The Ardhowen has a fantastic programme of entertainment and workshops lined up for the coming weeks.

Police drama 'Hope Street' starring Fermanagh actor Ciarán McMenamin has been recommissioned for another series featuring 10 episodes by BBC Daytime, BBC Northern Ireland and BritBox International.

There are plenty of eggs-citing activities planned for this Easter across Fermanagh.

The NOW Group has celebrated the graduation of more than 200 young adult participants from its range of bespoke academies at a ceremony held on Tuesday, March 29, at City Hall, Belfast.

Jack and Grace were the most popular first names given to babies in Northern Ireland, for births registered in 2021.

St. Michael’s Church organ hit all the right notes as part of a series of free lunchtime recitals celebrating 10 years of the Northern Ireland International Organ Competition (NIIOC) last Tuesday, April 5.

The new PS5s are released today, with a range of bundles available.

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THE NEW principal of St. Paul’s Primary School in Irvinestown, Mrs. Shauna Cathcart, who lives in Enniskillen, takes up her appointment after the Easter holidays.

THE ERNE Hospital, Enniskillen, will be the site of a new upgraded maternity unit for the Fermanagh and Omagh area.

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

New Public Art projects, supported by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council and Enniskillen BID, are currently being installed all over the town of Enniskillen and are part of the wider Enniskillen Public Realm project.

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The UKHSA said that it is investigating a “number” of possible causes behind the spike in cases.

Student loan interest rates set to skyrocket from 4.5% to 12% this year. Read more:

The news follows Boris Johnson’s warning that it would be “irresponsible” to rule out further lockdowns if more deadly coronavirus variants emerge.

Calls for action could see laws drawn up which will have a huge impact on the availability of such breeds in the UK.

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he has paid the fixed penalty notice relating to a gathering in the Cabinet Room.

Royal Mail last day to post for guaranteed Easter delivery. Read more:

Many GPs are either set to quit or retire within the next five years

A sex offender whose lawyer was to seek an expert report into whether prescription medication had caused “inappropriate conduct” has admitted all charges against him.

A search of a car by police in Enniskillen resulted in the discovery of two cannabis joints.

A woman who made dozens of calls claiming she was suicidal but was found to be highly intoxicated has been given a suspended sentence.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s Environmental Services Committee has voted against a recommendation to refuse reclassification of the new Batman movie by majority, with both Unionist groupings opposed.

A man who was out walking his dog has been convicted of obstructing police.

With the aim of providing a platform for the young people of Fermanagh to share their creative ideas, talent and the burning issues that are important to them, the Inside Outside Youth Festival took place from March 21 to 31, and once again proved a ...

Martin Lewis addressed his 8.4 million newsletter fans as he discussed rising living costs amid the surge in taxes and energy bills.

Brits will enjoy the hottest days of the year so far as people enjoy a four-day break from work later this week.

Real regular wages and regular pay have dropped for the average worker, according to the ONS

Delays in processing security checks for new airline crew are increasing the number of flights being cancelled, according to the boss of easyJet.

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has said she will hold Vladimir Putin to account if chemical weapon usage is found to be true

A road in Lisnaskea is to close tonight, Monday, April 11, to facilitate the investigation of a fatal road traffic collision.

A young Co. Letirim man who had pulled into a lay-by on his way home was slurring his words when police spoke to him, a court has heard.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust will continue with visiting to hospital sites, including the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) in Enniskillen, allowing for one visit, for one hour per day per patient.

Police are appealing for information following a report of criminal damage and theft at a car park in the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) on Monday, April 4.

THE ‘Knitting the Land’ project will bring women from different community traditions and backgrounds across the Fermanagh-Leitrim Border together in a unique and creative way.

Police in Fermanagh are appealing for witnesses following damage to a motor vehicle on March 20.

The supermarket is recalling its Tesco Free From digestive biscuits as they may be unsafe to eat.

The MoneySavingExpert admitted to being “scared for people” as inflation continues to skyrocket across Britain.