The PSNI has warned motorists planning to attend car meets across Fermanagh and Omagh that officers will take a “zero-tolerance” approach to anti-social driving and illegal vehicle modifications this evening.

Tributes have been paid to popular Fermanagh woman Nan McAdam, who has died aged 100.

A woman has appeared before a special court sitting in relation to what was described by police as a “disturbing” campaign of sexual abuse her adult daughter since childhood.

The Drumwhinny Road in Kesh has been closed following a fire at a property in the area.

A MAJOR fire has caused extensive damage to a Kesh business and residential property,

Police are appealing for information to help identify a young woman who may have been in the Old Mountfield Road area of Omagh on the evening of August 14.

An overnight break-in at Drumhaw Day Centre in Lisnaskea has forced the facility to close for the day, disrupting a vital service for older people in the local community.

Police are appealing for information following a number of thefts and burglaries reported across Fermanagh over the past week.

A convicted recidivist sex-offender only recently released from a custodial sentence has appeared in court on a raft of new charges, which appear to have commenced very shortly after

A 44-year-old man is to appear in court charged with possessing, making and distributing indecent images of children after a search of a house in Enniskillen.

A Lisnaskea pensioner, who subjected a shop assistant to a persistent abuse has been told that he has narrowly missed jail, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

Northern Ireland has no links to the recent confirmed case of classical BSE found in Scotland, according to the region's agriculture minister.

Nestled amid the tranquil beauty of the County Fermanagh countryside, this exceptional detached residence presents a rare opportunity to embrace a lifestyle where luxury, comfort and scenic surroundings come together in perfect harmony

Retrospective planning permission is being sought for a 30-metre polytunnel being used for snail farming near Enniskillen.

The awarding of the contract for a new Enniskillen Library has been welcomed by Fermanagh MLAs Deborah Erskine and Jemma Dolan.

UUP Deputy Leader Diana Armstrong has been appointed as the new chair of the Stormont Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Committee.

Pupils at Saint Fanchea’s College in Enniskillen are celebrating their GCSE results, with 83 per cent of all grades awarded at A* to C.

Pupils at Saint Kevin’s College in Lisnaskea are celebrating after receiving their GCSE results.

More than 90 per cent of Year 12 pupils at Erne Integrated College achieved five or more A* to C grades in this year’s GCSE and equivalent qualification results.

Planning approval has been granted for the creation of a Wetland Park on land east of the former Maghera High School site and next to Maghera Walled Garden, and it is hoped that the park will become a major asset for nature lovers and bird watchers a...

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Robbie Butler has spoken for the first time after being officially confirmed as the new Health Minister.

A Ballinamallard-based steelwork company more than doubled its operating profit in the past year despite turnover falling by almost £29m.

Skintown has picked up a major award at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.

It isn’t everyone who can take up painting at the age of 60, and go on to produce around 500 works of art.

Concerns have been raised over antisocial behaviour that includes young people driving recklessly in Asda car park in Enniskillen.

Ulster Unionist Party Deputy Leader Diana Armstrong has welcomed a reported rise in farm incomes in Northern Ireland, while warning that significant challenges remain across the agricultural sector.

Fivemiletown College has praised its latest GCSE cohort after pupils secured a strong set of results following what the school described as a challenging educational journey.

Students at St. Joseph’s College are celebrating an excellent set of GCSE results, with 92 per cent achieving five grades at A* to C across a wide range of subjects.

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Unite the Union’s Donal O’Cofaigh has claimed “repressive tactics” are being used to deny striking workers in Enniskillen.

New Health Minister Robbie Butler has been invited to visit Fermanagh and South Tyrone to hear first-hand about the challenges facing rural healthcare.

Students at Mount Lourdes Grammar School are celebrating an outstanding set of GCSE results, with 24 pupils achieving A* and A grades across all nine subjects.

Ulster Unionist MLA Robbie Butler is to be announced as the new Health Minister.

A swimmer who got into difficulty off Main Beach in Bundoran was rescued by the RNLI yesterday evening (Wednesday).

The campaign group fighting to bring Emergency General Surgery back to South West Acute Hospital is calling for a new approach from the Health Minister.

A Ballinamallard man has been given a conditional discharge for what a judge described as a “disgraceful” incident with a referee.

A County Fermanagh man charged with a horrific campaign of domestic abuse lasting over a year, cannot be named as he  threatened to self-harm from the “anxiety of the case becoming known”.

Police are appealing for information following two burglaries in Lisnaskea earlier this month.

For eight-year-old Bellanaleck boy Jonah Hallett, months of anticipation came down to a few extraordinary minutes on a beach in Mallorca.

Gardaí have appealed for information following the discovery of the body of a man in his 60s at a residential property in Ballyjamesduff, Co Cavan.

Catholic priests from Fermanagh have joined a group calling on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to take further action in response to the situation in Gaza.

A man has appeared in court charged with causing the death of a Fermanagh father of five by dangerous driving.

Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald has highlighted funding challenges facing programmes aimed at tackling youth unemployment in Northern Ireland.

Students at Saint Fanchea’s College in Enniskillen celebrated their A-level results last week.

Childhood friends Barry Hutchinson and Iona McPhillips are preparing to begin an exciting new chapter together after both secured places at the University of Cambridge following outstanding A-level results.

A reward of up to £20,000 has been offered for information that could help solve the murder of an 18-year-old woman whose body was found at a quarry near Aughnacloy more than 50 years ago.

House prices in Fermanagh and Omagh have risen by 11 per cent over the past year, with the average price now standing at £201,732.

Members of the public and external parties with relevant information about the controversial Fivemiletown cattle operation have been invited to submit evidence to the independent review into the incident.

Lloyds Bank report reveals most UK first-time buyers overestimate mortgage barriers, with debt, deposit size and credit myths delaying home ownership dreams.