Enniskillen RNLI volunteers were called into action twice within 24 hours as the July Bank Holiday weekend got under way, responding to separate incidents on Lower Lough Erne.

Thousands of Orangemen, bandsmen and spectators descended on Maguiresbridge on Monday, July 13, as the village hosted the County Fermanagh Twelfth demonstration.

I meet William Loane shortly after thinking I’ve found the ideal parking spot, right in the centre of Maguiresbridge

A man has been arrested after an ice cream van was set on fire in Omagh in the early hours of Monday morning.

A convicted sex-offender currently still under a Probation Order for previous matters has been charged with 12 counts of breaching a Sexual Offences Prevention Order (SOPO), after his phone was examined during a meeting with his Designated Risk Manag...

Engagement over surplus lands at Mantlin Road Kesh to begin again

Jurassic Park star Sam Neill has died aged 78, his family has confirmed.

The cheers echoed across Castle Irvine as four-legged competitors, sporting just as much personality as their riders, took centre stage in one of the Lady of the Lake Festival's most-loved traditions.

Discover Ardhowen Theatre’s summer 2026 programme in Enniskillen: live shows, family events, creative workshops, and youth performances in Fermanagh. Book now.

If anyone could capture the spirit of Rossnowlagh, it was Donegal County Grand Master David Mahon.

Mid Ulster Planning committee members have approved plans for the erection of two modular units to provide accommodation for a total of 50 pre-school children at Panda Cross-Community Playgroup, 190 Ballygawley Road, Dungannon.

Mid Ulster Planning committee members have approved a planning application for 21 dwellings and associated ancillary works on lands immediately west of 21, Fintona Road, Clogher.

Outline planning permission has been granted for a new housing development immediately west and adjacent to Dernagh Cottages, Coalisland.

Mid Ulster Planning committee members are going to arrange a site meeting to view a field close to No 19 Timaconway Road, Kilrea, as Planning officers are unhappy with the scale of a farm dwelling being proposed at that location.

A luxury home enjoying sweeping views of the countryside is now on the market.

The death has occurred of much-loved Kinawley woman Siobhan O'Connor, of Corrameen, who died suddenly on Friday, July 10.

Funeral arrangements have been announced following the death of William Ernest Robert (Ernie) Hassard, of 6 Crownhall Road, Glencunny, Enniskillen.

It was a heaven-sent day on the sun-washed shores of Rossnowlagh, as the sons and daughters of Ulster and the border counties were decked in the sashes their fathers and mothers wore.

Tributes have been paid following the death of well-known Fermanagh physiotherapist Ernie Irvine after a long battle with cancer.

Country music star Lisa McHugh has shared an emotional reflection on what she describes as the “toughest” year of her life, marking one year since she was admitted to hospital after losing the power in her legs.

It was a balmy evening in Irvinestown when the 47th annual Lady of the Lake festival kicked off.

Detractors and attackers were the target of a stirring speech at the Annual Twelfth celebrations in Rossnowlagh.

A number of sexual-related charges have been put to a twenty-eight-year-old man following an alleged incident at Omagh Leisure Centre.

Planning permission has been granted for a new filling station on lands at the junction of Laghey Corner, Tamnamore Road and Cavan Road, in Killyman.

Thousands of Orangemen, bandsmen and spectators are expected to descend on Maguiresbridge on Monday, July 13, as the village hosts the County Fermanagh Twelfth demonstration.

POLICE are set to hold a press conference after announcing that a murder investigation has been launched following the death of former Conservative politician Ann Widdecombe.

The Boots store in Enniskillen has undergone a refurbishment aimed at improving the shopping experience for customers.

Gardaí have issued an appeal for information as they continue efforts to trace a 14-year-old boy who has been reported missing from Burnfoot, Co. Donegal.

A fifty-six-year-old man has appeared in court in relation to public disorder ahead of the controversial Moygashel bonfire.

Planning applications have been submitted to knock down the existing Lidl foodstore in Lisnaskea and replace it with a larger building.

The Moygashel bonfire has been lit and burned a day early after organisers claimed contractors were due to move in to remove the controversial structure, which this year featured a replica mosque, anti‑Islam banners and an appearance by British com...

Church leaders have condemned the placing of a replica mosque on a bonfire as "grossly offensive."

A murder investigation is under way following the death of former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe.

The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has condemned the placing of a replica mosque on top of a bonfire as ‘sickening and cowardly’.

Business leaders in Fermanagh have said the latest inspection report into emergency surgery pathways at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) should serve as a "wake-up call" for the Northern Ireland Executive.

A County Tyrone man is to stand trial on charges of breaching a Sexual Offences Prevention Order (SOPO) on two occasions a year apart, by loitering around a hospital.

A domestic abuser whose lawyers previous questioned how the prosecution could continue after the victim later passed away in unrelated circumstances, has admitted has strangling her twice in the weeks before her death

A health bar manufacturer operating out of Lisnarick is facing a critical test as a distribution deal with Aldi presents the opportunity to scale up its hand-made operation into the national retail market.

A Lisnaskea road is currently ‘impassable’ due to a fallen tree.

Moygashel Bonfire Association has defended this year’s controversial display as a “now traditional act of political protest” and claimed it is protected under free speech laws.

Police have arrested a man after a replica mosque and anti-Islam banners were placed on top of the Moygashel bonfire in Co Tyrone.

Johnny Ray is Belleek and Belcoo’s very own man in black.

Back in the spring of 2025, the Impartial Reporter marked a remarkable milestone: 200 years in print.

The experiences of a woman who spent almost her entire childhood in Lisnaskea Workhouse have been included in the final report of Northern Ireland’s Truth Recovery Independent Panel into Mother and Baby Homes, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses.

Ulster Unionist leader Jon Burrows has condemned the replica of a mosque which was today unveiled atop the Moygashel bonfire, warning that the display risks stoking division and damaging Northern Ireland’s reputation.

Before I enter into this topic, please know that I offer these words as my opinion and not professional advice.

The Moygashel Bonfire has been topped with a replica of a mosque and adorned with banners containing anti-islamic messages in advance of the eleventh night celebrations in the County Tyrone village.

A planning application from Moyola Precision Engineering for an extension to its assembly building generated much debate at the July 7 Planning committee meeting of Mid Ulster District Council, over the company’s alleged involvement in supplying fi...

Plans for a proposed two-storey pitch-side pavilion for Galbally Pearses GAC, which would be built beside Galbally Youth and Community Association’s own facilities on the Lurgylea Road, are still proving controversial.