An Enniskillen man who says he was grabbed by the throat and thrown about “like a ragdoll” while awaiting treatment at South West Acute Hospital has questioned the lack of security in its A&E department.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama was in Belfast last week and among the topics he discussed was the importance of local journalism.

Coercive control by men of women starts with the simplest of things, it could be remarks about a woman’s appearance that deliberately makes her feel inadequate.

The Western Trust defended the suspension of emergency general surgery at SWAH, citing staffing shortages, gaps in support services and improved patient outcomes.

An Irvinestown woman will be pleading guilty to a charge of driving with excess alcohol in Ederney, Ennskillen Magistrates Court heard.

A Tempo man, who was caught with cannabis with an estimated street value of between £1500 and £1800 has been give a Community Service Order, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

Rosslea man Odhran McCabe’s alleged SOPO breach, harassment and improper electronic communications case was adjourned to November 2 for further evidence.

SOAS campaigners travelled from Enniskillen to Belfast High Court as judges consider permission for a judicial review of suspended SWAH emergency surgery.

Pettigo’s Feel Good Fair brought 150 people together for mental health advice, wellbeing talks, local support services, exhibitors and social connection.

Domestic services staff at South West Acute Hospital have staged demonstrations against proposed cutbacks, with similar protests taking place at hospitals across the Western Trust area.

DUP MLA Deborah Erskine has questioned confidence in the Justice Minister and Northern Ireland's justice system after a remand prisoner absconded while on compassionate leave seven months ago and remains unlawfully at large.

One person was airlifted to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast after a single-vehicle crash in Fermanagh this morning.

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An Irvinestown man who is facing charges of sexual assault will be denying those charges, Enniskillen Magistrates Court heard.

The Enniskillen Road near Irvinestown may be closed for some time following a road traffic collision, police have warned.

DAERA figures show Fermanagh farmers received almost £29m in bovine TB compensation since 2021, including £1.87m in early 2026.

Dungannon man Jason Duffy granted bail at Enniskillen Magistrates Court after cartridges allegedly found in a Lidl bag; faces Pregabalin and obstruction charges.

Darryl Parr denies threats to kill and threatening behaviour, but admits damaging a PSNI police van cell over alleged July 31 offences, Enniskillen court hears.

Police are investigating an allegation that former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson raped a woman in the Houses of Parliament, it is understood.

Harold Brown, from Enniskillen, began fundraising following the death of his wife Deborah at the hospice in February.

Portadown man Ricky James admits carrying a metal pole in Lisnaskea and assaulting a police officer; case adjourned at Enniskillen Magistrates’ Court.

Two Enniskillen men who ran amok in the Lough Inn public house in the town, have pleaded guilty to charges criminal damage and threats to kill at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

The Enniskillen Road in Irvinestown has reopened following a single-vehicle collision which saw one person airlifted to hospital in Belfast.

Bird keepers across Northern Ireland are being urged to strengthen biosecurity measures ahead of the winter period, amid renewed concerns over the spread of avian influenza.

Horticulture businesses in Northern Ireland can apply for grants towards new technology, growing systems and crops under a scheme offering support of up to 40% of eligible project costs.

Women and children fleeing domestic abuse in Fermanagh are to receive bags filled with essential items and messages of support through a new initiative aimed at helping them rebuild their lives.

Sinn Féin MLA Jemma Dolan has renewed calls for newborn screening for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), warning that children in Northern Ireland risk being left behind as screening programmes progress elsewhere in the UK.

A Fermanagh business which has grown from five employees to a team of 30 has marked its latest milestone with a £700,000 investment in an expanded shop and new café.

A volunteer committee which has breathed new life into Derrylin Parish Church Hall and a Maguiresbridge man who has given more than 50 years of service to his community have been honoured at the Fermanagh Rural Community Network’s Celebrating Commu...

Gardaí have renewed their appeal for information into the murder of Paul Quinn as the 19th anniversary of his death is marked.

An Enniskillen man, who is charged with murdering a woman in the town, had his case put back for on-going investigation at the Magistrates Court.

Revolut is reporting issues with its services across the world.

A Dungannon man, who allegedly told another male that he "would smash his brains out" with a glass ash tray has been granted bail at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

Fermanagh and Omagh councillors urge Health Minister Robbie Butler to visit ‘Dickensian’ Lime and Elm wards and prioritise a new acute mental health unit.

SF motion calling for progress on Border poll passes comfortably  without Unionist support

A children’s art exhibition in Garrison is delivering a creative message about environmental protection and the importance of clean water.

The first day of the Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) judicial review has concluded in the Royal Courts of Justice, with the case set to continue in the High Court in Belfast on October 21 and 22.

Sinn Féin has selected Fermanagh and South Tyrone MP Pat Cullen to contest the new South Belfast and Mid Down constituency at next May’s Assembly election.

Enniskillen’s WildeDay celebration exceeded expectations, bringing Oscar Wilde’s legacy to life with performances, a procession and community events in Fermanagh.

DAERA Minister Andrew Muir has insisted he will not quit despite receiving death threats amid the fallout from the shooting of 51 cattle near Fivemiletown.

SOAS begins High Court judicial review of emergency surgery suspension at South West Acute Hospital in Northern Ireland, with hearing continuing until October 22.

The Clogher Valley Show has raised £3,348 for the Children’s Heartbeat Trust through fundraising efforts by its vintage section, young farmers and the NI Blonde Cattle Club.

Mid Ulster Policy & Resources committee members have welcomed the recent Court of Appeal ruling which has cleared the way for a major upgrade of the A5 between Londonderry and Aughnacloy.

Mid Ulster councillors have approved a recommendation to allow home-based registered childminders to care for up to eight children under the age of 12 – as opposed to six currently – in line with new regulations announced by the Department of Hea...

Planning permission for the erection of a 25-metre-high telecommunications mast on land approximately 30 metres north of 84A Cookstown Road, Dungannon, has been refused, as the applicant has failed to demonstrate why an existing mast in the vicinity ...

Planning permission has been granted for the provision of a new training facility at Tír na nÓg GAC, 32-34 Benburb Road, Moy, albeit scaled down from the original plans to minimise the impact on neighbouring properties.

Three people were detected driving over the legal alcohol limit during a nine-hour period over the weekend, police have said.

Police are appealing for information after 15 Charolais and Limousin bullocks went missing from the Manoo Road area of Kesh over the weekend.

Diana Armstrong says the bravery of Jeffrey Donaldson’s victims has encouraged more abuse survivors to come forward following his 15-year prison sentence.

Belleek sex offender Alun Cleary jailed for three years after accessing child abuse images on Telegram and breaching a Sexual Offences Prevention Order.