When the old Ulster Bank building in Irvinestown came up for sale, Stephen Millar knew it was the place for him.

As hard as I try, I cannot see any relationship between the style and length of someone’s hair and their intellectual ability.

BBC shows including Strictly Come Dancing and Mrs Brown's Boys have been confirmed for Christmas specials.

Over a year after a cancer-faking fraudster was jailed for syphoning almost £2million from her employers to set up and fund her overtly luxurious lifestyle, a Proceeds of Crime Order has finally been granted.

Police are investigating the theft of plant machinery from the Necarne Estate in Irvinestown.

A new Waterstones bookshop will officially open its doors in Erneside Shopping Centre, Enniskillen this Friday (December 2).

The Met Office has released the long-range forecast leading up to Christmas Day.

A man found asleep in a car in Kesh had no driving licence or insurance in place.

A man found with £1,000-worth of cocaine in his car has been handed a community service order.

A Lisnaskea man tried to throw away drugs when running from police, it was heard at Enniskillen Magistrates Court on Monday.

Pettigo-based Borderline Players return to the stage for the first time in three years with the comedy, ‘Widow’s Paradise’.

Power NI has donated £1,000 to Bright Eyes Animal Sanctuary which has been used to upgrade their cabin space for volunteers and staff thanks to Brighter Communities funding.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is taking the opportunity to highlight to prospective dog owners the duties of being a responsible dog owner.

There were numerous prizewinners from Fermanagh farmers at the RUAS Beef and Lamb Championships which took place at Balmoral Park on Tuesday.

AgriSearch are seeking applications from more dairy farmers in Fermanagh for an expanded Grasscheck in 2023.

The Enniskillen branch of Sands, the stillbirth and neonatal death charity, is hosting a special service to remember babies gone too soon.

This year’s RUAS Winter Fair sponsored by Danske Bank takes place on Thursday, 8th December.

Martin Lewis warned rising energy bills, inflation and interest rates could bring a “perfect storm” for homeowners

Derrygonnelly Orange Hall was filled to the brim last week as the local community put on their production of ‘The Two Sons’.

The only child of a 51-year-old man who was killed when an IRA bomb went off under his car has said that “terrorism appears to have been rewarded at every turn”.

This month, there’s a lot of talk when it comes to money. And it needs to continue.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust) officially launched a new project on Friday November 18.

A Fermanagh man living with Crohn’s Disease has spoken of his concern about the suspension of emergency surgery at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).

The Chief Executive of the Western Health and Social Care Trust, Neil Guckian, has hit out at those criticising the handling of the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) emergency surgery crisis.

A charity has revealed they will not be renewing their contract for one of Enniskillen’s supported accommodations.

Representatives from the Western Health and Social Care Trust attended a public meeting in Irvinestown on the future of services at South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).

NFU Mutual Agents and their staff at the local Enniskillen agency recently nominated local charity Aisling Centre, to receive a donation of £3,198.50 from NFU Mutual’s national £1.92million ‘Agency Giving Fund’.

Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) has not ruled out the use of independent providers following the upcoming changes to emergency surgery at South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).

There was an excellent turnout of quality pedigree beef and commercial stock for the inaugural 'Fermanagh Stars' Calf Show and Sale organised by the Fermanagh Pedigree Livestock Breeders Group held in the Exhibition Hall at the Ulster Farmers’ Mart...

The popular UFU annual dinner and dance attracted a good turnout at the Killyhevlin Hotel, Enniskillen on Friday evening.

Local artist Alison Britton will be having an exhibition of her beautiful work in The Cowshed Gallery, Tullyhommon/Pettigo open every weekend (Saturday and Sunday) throughout December from noon to 7pm.

Despite stern Unionist opposition, members of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council have voted by majority to continue fighting for answers in the long-running battle over the PSNI not charging for escorting explosives for the goldmining industry, eve...

A Western Trust Medical Director has admitted that the Trust would have liked the communication with the public over the ongoing situation with emergency surgery at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) to have been earlier, but said due to rules and ...

A man and a woman who were part of a group that entered a property uninvited and helped steal a television and money have been convicted of theft.

Sunday, November 6 saw the coming together of bikers from a wide area to remember Fr. John Kearns – the Monaghan priest who passed away on December 20, 2021, at his home in Garrison, Co. Fermanagh.

Members of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council have expressed their concerns around the announcement of the temporary withdrawal of emergency surgical services at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) during a tense meeting specially convened to disc...

Fermanagh school children, teachers and support staff have come together for the biggest-ever Anti-Bullying Week.

MORE than £10,000 has been raised thanks to the hugely successful and entertaining ‘Not So Strictly Come Dancing Enniskillen’ event held at the Killyhevlin Hotel last Thursday night.

A group of General Surgical Consultants who sit on the review of General Surgery Network have responded to the suspension of emergency surgery at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).

This coming week, RTÉ will broadcast a landmark documentary series detailing the rise and fall of Seán Quinn and the repercussions for 'Quinn Country' and for Ireland.

Standing in a packed train in Dublin last Saturday evening, I couldn’t help but hear the conversation of two fellow-passengers.

'True' Enniskillener Thomas McBrien – a World War II veteran who was a recipient of the Burma Star medal – has died at the age of 102.

Mandatory housing measures for all kept birds and poultry are to come into force across Northern Ireland (NI) from midday on Monday (November 28) in a bid to combat the growing threat of avian flu.

Nurses are to hold two days of strike action next month in a dramatic escalation of the pay row raging across the NHS.

Described by previous attendees as “a real tonic – a summer’s day in the heart of winter”, the Aisling Centre’s annual Hope, Healing and Growth event will once again inspire and encourage as it returns to kickstart the new year.

Tributes have been paid to the much-loved Enniskillen community man Cecil Carson, a founder member of Enniskillen Rangers FC and 1st Inniskilling Scouts stalwart who many looked up to.

Roslea Comhaltas (CCÉ) sessions and classes will continue this week.

Disappointment was the feeling among staff at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) when they were informed of the decision taken by the Western Trust to temporarily suspend emergency general surgery at the hospital.

The Chair of Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) has expressed his disappointment at the “content, style and tone” of the Western Trust presentation to Fermanagh and Omagh District Council last Thursday.

Trade unions have come out in support of the fight to retain emergency surgery services at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).