Police are appealing for witnesses to an assault that occurred in a Tyrone car park.

A serial stalker who was one of the first people to be charged under the Protection from Stalking Act Northern Ireland 2022 has again avoided jail after breaching a Restraining Order by contacting the same female victim with whom he has developed “...

Councillors have agreed to write to Health Minister, Mike Nesbitt, to ask how he plans to staff the new Health Centre in Lisnaskea.

Councillors have voted in favour of an amended Motion to allocate of £350,000 of unspent money to support charities such as St. Vincent de Paul and local foodbanks, while also supporting research on an Irish Unity Working Group and Dual Language sig...

A Fermanagh woman who witnessed the historic meeting of Pope Leo XIV and King Charles praying together has spoken of her pride at attending the event.

House prices in the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council area have risen more than any other in Northern Ireland over the last year after they rose by almost 10 per cent.

The Vice-Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council believes “we could learn a lot from China”.

An Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) Motion calling on the Council to support the term “innocent victims” has been defeated, despite support from both the Alliance Party and DUP.

A herd of pigs in Fermanagh has been winning awards for its exceptional pork.

One of Enniskillen's most iconic venues is set to be demolished after an engineer concluded it is now “structurally unsound” due to extensive fire damage.

Elaine Fawcett has been recognised for her outstanding commitment and reliability at the Vision Star Awards, which celebrate volunteers from across the island of Ireland.

The stage is set for the Fermanagh Pedigree Livestock Breeders Ltd. premier calf show on Saturday, November 15 in the Exhibition Hall at Ulster Farmers’ Mart, Enniskillen.

Lisbellaw Young Farmers’ Club held its first-ever tractor run on Sunday, October 26, attracting an impressive turnout from across the local community.

A Sinn Féin councillor has called for Fermanagh and Omagh District Council to change the name of a street named after Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

The community of Ederney has come together to raise £240,000, with an aim to hit a quarter of a million by Christmas.

The sounds of the Marble Arch Caves have been digitised as part of a new ASMR project from Tourism NI.

A Temporary Control Zone (TCZ) has been established around a commercial poultry premises near Lisnaskea, Co. Fermanagh, following preliminary positive results for Avian Influenza (Bird Flu).

Plans to build apartments in Dungannon town centre could hinder business and retail growth

The Illuminated Orchestra is bringing an evening of music from much-loved films to St Macartin’s Cathedra l, Enniskillen in March 2026.

Motorists can expect up to 25 days of delays on Fermanagh roads due to maintenance works being carried out by the Department for Infrastructure (DfI) throughout November and into December.

POET William Allingham’s old stomping ground, Ballyshannon – AKA “the kindly spot, the friendly town” – takes pride of place as a key part of an exhibition coming up this weekend in the historic town.

Brother Glen and Andrew McWilliams speak about how their mobile pizza business has grown since its formation three years ago.

It would be no exaggeration to admit that the people of Fermanagh are strangers to the Oireachtas, the all-Ireland festival devoted to promoting the Irish language.

For years, farmers have been painted as the villains of water pollution. Lazy headlines and anti-farming campaigners have made them the easy target. Every algae bloom is blamed on the man with the tractor, every slick of green pinned on the family fa...

Although humans like to disassociate themselves from the rest of nonhuman nature and hold that we are an exceptional species – this is not the case. This means that there is an enormous amount we can learn from nonhuman beings, enabling us to relin...

Mid Ulster District Council Chair, Councillor Frances Burton (DUP) has welcomed a Department of Health and Social Care recommendation that pharmacists be given greater flexibility when dispensing medication. A consultation exercise on this issue is c...

Some 18 years ago, I attended the funeral in Surrey of my last remaining paternal aunt.

Over £37 million has been spent on road maintenance in the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council area over the last three years.

The mass took on Monday evening (November 3, 2025) to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Columba McVeigh’s disappearance.

Transport is one of those things that has created a very different divide in the land we live in.

We who have smartphones or tablets and have time to spare or waste often start reading articles which mysteriously pop up, under the multicoloured capital G.

William Culbert Black (92), remembered as a man who was “soft of heart”, passed away peacefully on October 31 at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).

Sixty years of a WI group's friendship, service, and community spirit have been celebrated.

A forty-six-year-old man has questioned why he is charged with domestic violence offences when the reason for his arrest was an “exchange” between him and his wife.

The leaders of the Catholic Church in Ireland and the Church of Ireland were united in their call for the work of peace and reconciliation to continue.

A Clabby farmer and agriculture teacher has proven his expertise both in the classroom and in the fields after winning first place for his prize ram at this year’s Fermanagh County Show.

ICO ‘surprised and concerned’ as Council destroys dog breeding records on same day tribunal orders disclosure

THE Unionist Minister of Education would appear to have lost the run of himself entirely. It is difficult to understand the insensitivity on every level of his self-publicised image, grinning like a Cheshire cat in a classroom of Israeli children in ...

The new Costa Coffee Drive Thru has officially opened for business at the new Lakelands Retail Park.

Micheál Martin is expected to attend Sunday’s Remembrance Day event in Enniskillen to continue a tradition started in 2012.

The death of Dromore woman in South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) was "multi-factored" and based on a range of failings by medical staff, a Coronor has ruled.

Ernco Group continues to increase its exports through a contract with the local authority framework in the Republic of Ireland.

For almost a year, the PSNI avoided answering a straightforward enquiry on whether An Garda Siochana was contacted in relation to Jonathan Creswell after he fled to the Republic of Ireland while wanted for exposure in 2016.

Friends Killeeshil GAA legend, Conall "Colly" Connelly who passed away at the age of 44., set up online fundraiser to help his wife and daughters

The Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS) station in Irvinestown is awaiting planning permission for a full “back-to-brick” refurbishment.

DUP MLA Deborah Erskine has shared a personal update regarding her young baby's "eight challenging weeks in hospital".

The anti-poverty strategy, International Men's Day, and a Motion around Troubles victims and survivors are on the agenda at tonight's Council meeting. Live updates as they happen!

Drivers are being warned that part of the M1 is closed westbound after a two-vehicle crash.

The first weekend of the ‘Threads of Remembrance: Honouring The Fallen of The Great War 1914-1918’ exhibition has drawn visitors to Derryvullen North, showcasing a moving tribute to the 152 young men from North Fermanagh who left home to fight in...

There are currently no plans to change the name of a street named after Andrew Mountbatten Windor in Fermanagh.