A decade ago, in the anxious months following Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, I travelled along Ireland’s borderlands to speak to people whose lives were shaped by a line on a map that, for many, had all but disappeared.

Lough Erne Resort has been crowned Ireland's Best Resort / Destination Venue at the Wedding Venue Awards, one of the most prestigious accolades in the Irish wedding industry.

Retirement celebrations for teachers can be modest affairs confined to the staff room or maybe the Assembly Hall. But for the community of Irvinestown Primary School who wanted to honour Edwina Read, that simply would not do.

The 50th anniversary mass for Teemore Primary School has reached the closing songs stage in the adjacent Saint Mary’s Church as we arrive on the grounds.

What started with a chance meeting on a student night out in has grown into a love story spanning more than a decade, culminating in a beautiful wedding celebration in Pettigo and Lusty Beg Island.

The heart of the home!

Trained and accredited by Humanists UK, Coná delivers legal, non-religious ceremonies designed entirely around each couple’s story.

A gallery in Enniskillen was targeted in a daylight break-in on Tuesday.

The bell at a church in Garrison has been chiming through the night after a fault with its mechanism stopped it from shutting off at 11pm, the local rector has said.

Milena Remedios has, in the past week, finished her A-Levels, left school, started a new job, ran a 10km race, and raised over £10,000 for MND Association.

The late Shirley-Ann Lyons “showed a courage that inspired all who knew her”, mourners have heard.

A Derrygonnelly teenager who suffered life-threatening injuries in a serious road collision last year is set to retrace the exact journey he made on the day of the crash.

A motorcycle has been seized by police after officers spotted two scrambler-style bikes being ridden on a footpath in Enniskillen.

A group of dedicated meat industry professionals are celebrating successfully achieving the OCN NI Level 3 Award in the Principles of Meat Technology at the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) Loughry Campus.

An extensive search operation for missing Castlederg woman Lyndsey Rankin is continuing, with police and other agencies entering their thirteenth day.

A Fermanagh teenager has written to the Prime Minister urging him to reverse the proposed ban on social media for those under 16.

The recent death of Kevin Quinn has been met with profound sadness across Fermanagh and throughout Northern Ireland's literary and artistic communities.

Corick House Hotel & Spa continues to position itself as one of Northern Ireland’s most distinctive wedding venues, combining heritage and exclusivity.

At Sligo Park Hotel, couples are invited to experience the very best of Irish hospitality in a setting designed to create unforgettable wedding celebrations.

In her role as an Associate Partner with BB Merchant Services, Shelley connects organisations with specialist benchmarking expertise.

I began my rugby journey at a very young age. Before I had even started the sport, my dad had a ball in my hand and the game in my mind. My dad played rugby when he was younger, and I've looked up to him ever since I was a little girl

The nomination deadline is fast approaching for the third annual The Impartial Reporter Community Champion Awards 2026 in association with Encirc.

Detectives are appealing for information following a report of arson with intent to endanger life at a property in Pomeroy early this morning (Tuesday).

Lisa McHugh returned to the stage at the weekend after battling what she described as the "toughest year of (her) life".

At the end of this month, a deeply personal vision of remembrance will come to life in Cookstown, as the community gathers for 'Miles in Their Memory' - an event created to honour three teenagers whose lives were tragically cut short in 2019.

Construction work on the long-awaited redevelopment of Enniskillen Library is expected to begin in Autumn 2026, according to Communities Minister Gordon Lyons.

Castlederg's Cool Runnings running club has raised £400 in the Belfast City Marathon relay to support the growth and development of Integrated Education.

A motorist who was banned from driving for a decade has been arrested after being stopped by police in Mid Ulster.

Four local athletes from the Newtownbutler and Lisnaskea areas are preparing to compete on the world stage after qualifying for the 2026 HYROX World Championships in Stockholm, Sweden.

Seán Quinn has just addressed the crowd at St Mary’s Primary School in Teemore, watching children run across the adjoining football field.

CAFRE welcomed members of the public to Enniskillen Campus as part of Bank of Ireland Open Farm Weekend, hosting a free, family-friendly event on Saturday, June 13.

A major angling event is set to return to the Fermanagh calendar following the launch of a cross-sector initiative aimed at boosting tourism and economic activity in the region.

The consequences of alleged sexual abuse by Sir Jeffrey Donaldson “cannot be ignored and brushed under the carpet any longer”, a court has heard.

Award-winning journalist Rodney Edwards has resigned as Editor of The Impartial Reporter following three years in the role.Mr.

Sinn Féin MLA Jemma Dolan has welcomed the allocation of approximately €350,000 towards the proposed Sligo to Enniskillen Greenway project.

A local mother has raised more than £2,700 for the Fermanagh Down Syndrome Support Group after completing the Enniskillen 10K.

A case involving the alleged kidnap and sexual attack of a young male last year has been returned for trial, with the number of charges significantly increasing.

A much-loved community fundraising initiative in Fermanagh has once again made a significant contribution to local charity work.

The community spirit will be in full swing in Kinawley later this week as the annual Mid-summer Festival returns with four days of entertainment, fundraising and family fun.

Ardhowen Theatre is preparing for another busy week of entertainment, with live music, nostalgia and creative networking all featuring in an exciting programme of events.

Councillor Wesley Brown has expressed surprise that members of the public availing of council services are still being referred to as “customers” in Mid Ulster District Council documents, as opposed to “service users”, which he feels is now t...

Councillor Córa Corry has asked for an update on Mid Ulster District Council’s progress in achieving Autism Impact NI Accreditation at Hill of the O’Neill and Ranfurly House in Dungannon, and the Burnavon Arts and Cultural Centre in Cookstown.

Councillor Dominic Molloy (Dungannon DEA) recently condemned the erection of a banner in Moygashel Play Park, which he deemed to be “racist”.

Councillor Dominic Molloy has called on Mid Ulster District Council to offer the use of council-owned premises to the NI Blood Transfusion Service, when the venues normally used for blood donations are not available.

Permission for a change of layout and house types, to include social and affordable housing on lands next to Nos 13-39 Bradley Park, Draperstown, was approved at the June 2 Planning committee meeting of Mid Ulster District Council, paving the way for...

Outline planning approval has been renewed for the construction of five dwellings on lands 30 metres north-east of 22 Littlebridge Road, Coagh.

K9 Search and Rescue Northern Ireland has completed four days of intensive search operations on Lough Erne as efforts continue to locate missing Castlederg woman Lyndsay Rankin.

Fermanagh Show received just £15,167.80 in funding from the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) over the past five years, placing it among the lowest funded county agricultural shows in Northern Ireland.

Livestock farmers in Fermanagh and South Tyrone will not see any immediate benefits from a new bovine tuberculosis research pilot, according to the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs.

The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) has said no additional road safety measures are currently planned for 'double corners' in Letterbreen, despite evidence of a number of recent collisions at the location.