Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has unanimously supported a call for the Chief Constable to instigate an independent, strategic review into the handling of all deaths featuring potential domestic violence, particularly those deemed as suicide or...

Local woman Frances McGloin was recently a guest at the annual St Patrick’s Day Reception at Áras an Uachtaráin.

The Grouped Parishes of Garrison, Slavin, Belleek and Kiltyclogher in Clogher Diocese welcomed their new Rector, the Rev. Rebecca Guildea, at the Service of Institution on Thursday April 7.

A number of agencies and authorities including the PSNI have responded to a Fermanagh and Omagh District Council Motion (see panel) calling for an independent review into all deaths in which domestic violence may have been a factor, particularly thos...

Outdoor garden sets to suit every budget from The Range, Aldi and B&Q.

Lakeland has launched a Super Savings Event which includes discounts on brands such as KitchenAid, Joseph Joseph and SodaStream.

There is great disappointment in the local community following the news from Fermanagh and Omagh District Council that Enniskillen 10K will not go ahead this year, or is likely return in the future.

A 41-year-old man has been arrested following assaults in Enniskillen on Easter Sunday.

Questions have been raised this afternoon in Enniskillen as the Union Flag remains missing from it's flag pole on Enniskillen Courthouse on what is the Queen's 96th birthday.

A former billionaire has described a Gardaí search of his house on Wednesday as a “fishing expedition”.

Northern Ireland Assembly candidate Emma DeSouza has spoken out about the "shocking levels" of transport poverty.

Last week, British officials reported 74 cases of hepatitis, or liver inflammation, found in children since January.

Until they make National Tea Drinking Day a national holiday, we're simply going to have to celebrate with novelty mugs.

The home of former billionaire Sean Quinn, once Ireland's richest man, was searched by gardaí today, Wednesday April 20.

A man facing terrorism charges has appeared before a special sitting of Dungannon Magistrates Court after breaching his bail terms.

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

THERE was a return to business as usual at the weekend when the popular annual Daffodil and Spring Flower Show and Plant Sale returned after a period of absence.

THE AMBUSH of a force of Special Constabulary, on Wednesday night, 5th inst. near Garrison, County Fermanagh, was the first of its kind in the county.

ENNISKILLEN butcher Pat O’Doherty is Britain’s ‘King’. He was ‘crowned’ at the Meatex and Foodex 1992 show in the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, after winning a competition which attracted hundreds of entries from all over the co...

McDonald’s has introduced daily deals for its customers in April. Here are the deals you can grab this week.

There has been great shock and sadness across the boating community in Fermanagh following the tragic death of one of its most esteemed members.

Our culture provides us with a sense of place and purpose, on the basis of which we make assessments about what is good for us, our loved ones and community.

A woman has been acquitted of theft after she was accused by a former landlord of stealing furniture from his property to the value of £1,300.

Balcas, formerly Ballycassidy Sawmills, celebrates its 60th anniversary in August this year. The company is marking this milestone with a celebratory publication which recalls its development over the years.

To mark the Thai New Year, also known as Songkran, the Lough Erne Resort hosted a special event where social media influencers and press from across Northern Ireland were invited to celebrate by experiencing a selection of ‘Thailand meets Ireland' ...

Tesco is recalling Tesco Chicken and Vegetable cup soup with croutons because it may be unsafe to eat.

Enniskillen Ladies Circle are hosting a fundraising Nineties-themed night in aid of a charity close to club members’ hearts.

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

With only three weeks left until voters head to polling stations for Fermanagh and South Tyrone, the final list of candidates for the constituency is now available – with 16 candidates now in the running for the area.

THE grounds of Jones Memorial Primary School in Enniskillen were recently transformed into a magical Wonderland as the school hosted a fantastical Alice in Wonderland Trail, raising more than £1,100 for the Northern Ireland (NI) Hospice in the proce...

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 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...

The ARC Healthy Living Centre in Irvinestown has recently been awarded €9,000 of funding a year for three years from safefood, which will go towards supporting low-income families in the local community, particularly during the current cost of livi...

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...

Two other councils have joined the call for an independent public inquiry into Covid-19 deaths in care homes which was initiated by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, passing by majority last year.

Six children in the local area are at risk of child sexual exploitation (CSE), according to recent figures released by the PSNI.

Fermanagh Indie-Folk duo Laytha have released their latest single, ‘Wavey Gamey’ (inset right), ahead of the launch of their debut album on April 22.

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...

Carrybridge and Enniskillen RNLI were delighted to receive a donation of £1,500 from adventure activity provider Blue Green Yonder following a charity swim around Castle Island in Enniskillen.

WHETHER you are looking for a family friendly animation or something more religious, there are plenty of Easter movies to watch this weekend on Netflix.

Recovery from the coronavirus, responsible for the global pandemic, can often take weeks or even months.

Northern Ireland is a happy and hospitable place apparently; but according to some, Simon Coveney and his southern ilk aren’t welcome here.

A defence solicitor, representing a young man charged with driving with excess alcohol in his breath, argued that a change in the law some weeks before he was caught denied him the right to avail of other options that may have seen him come under the...

An Ulster Unionist councillor has expressed what appeared to be disdain for the media, contending he “wouldn’t like to be dependent on it for information [and] wouldn’t like to depend on any form of Press”.

A man who on three separate occasions was using a motor vehicle with no insurance has been disqualified from driving.

One Fermanagh pub has made it on the list of nearly 100 winners across the United Kingdom as it was named the best in the county.

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.

With the cost of living rising in Northern Ireland, impacted by the surge in fuel prices and increase in cost of food, local food banks in the Fermanagh area are experiencing an influx of clients.

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...