Farmers and landowners across Fermanagh are being encouraged to showcase their traditional farming skills and help protect one of Northern Ireland’s rarest habitats with the launch of the Hay Meadow Competition 2026.

A man has been convicted at Omagh Magistrates’ Court for fraudulently claiming over £2,900 in benefits.

A book detailing the history of Enniskillen RFC was successfully launched last week with more than 200 people in attendance.

NI Water has warned that Fermanagh's wastewater system is "under severe pressure" following years of "under investment" during a presentation to Fermanagh and Omagh District Council (FODC).

Households in Fermanagh using so-called "dodgy boxes" to access sport, films, and subscription TV channels illegally may be watching developments across the border with growing concern after Sky secured the details of hundreds of Irish users through ...

Tributes have been paid following the death of Enniskillen man, Marty O'Loughlin.

The PSNI have renewed their appeal after a man died in a two-vehicle collision in Omagh on Sunday.

St. Joseph’s College leads the way for schools in Fermanagh on the Northern Ireland GCSE league table with the highest percentage of passes for five GCSEs

A twenty-four-year-old Syrian man has appeared in court on charges of exposure and outraging public decency.

Hundreds of pounds have been raised for The Hullabaloo Sanctuary following a heartfelt memorial dog walk held in honour of an XL Bully who "challenged stereotypes around the breed".

More than £8,000 has been raised for charity after Ian and Joan Black opened their private garden at Clendinning Cottage, Lisbellaw, to the public in support of Marie Curie and the National Garden Scheme.

A popular Fermanagh café which has been closed since a fire earlier this year has announced it will not reopen.

The community of Lisnaskea is in mourning following the passing of Bernard McKillion.

A Fermanagh animal sanctuary has launched an urgent fundraising appeal to purchase a specialist kitten incubator as the organisation faces increasing pressure during what rescuers describe as an increasingly busy “kitten season”.

The sound of pipes and drums will echo across Irvinestown this weekend as the County Fermanagh Pipe Band and Drum Major Championships come to Necarne for the first time.

A Fermanagh South Tyrone MLA has revealed for the first that her mother resided in a mother-and-baby home, as she urged Stormont not to “let down” survivors seeking truth and justice.

“My constituents and their lives are not a political football,” Jemma Dolan has told the Northern Ireland Assembly, as she raised renewed concerns at Stormont over the ongoing absence of emergency general surgery at South West Acute Hospital.

A former army barracks on the edge of Enniskillen is set for transformation, with a developer expected to be appointed within the next year to bring forward plans for new housing at the Grosvenor Barracks site.

The historical sexual offences trial of former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is “on track” to begin on May 26, a judge has said.

Mount Lourdes Grammar School has emerged as the top-performing school in Fermanagh in the latest Northern Ireland A-Level league tables for the 2024/25 academic year.

A case involving the alleged kidnap and sexual attack of a young male last year is to move to the Crown Court.

An annual ecumenical service marking Pentecost Sunday will take place at St Macartan’s Church, The Forth Chapel, on the outskirts of Clogher later this month.

Lord and Lady Brookeborough have thanked the public and volunteers after more than 3,000 people visited their home over the weekend, helping to raise in excess of £31,000 for three local charities.

The BBC has confirmed that Strictly Come Dancing’s new hosts are Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe.

Channel 4 has removed all seasons of Married at First Sight UK after "very serious allegations" made against former "contributors" of the show.

Hundreds of visitors turned out over the weekend as Ian and Joan Black opened their private garden at Clendinning Cottage, Lisbellaw, in support of Marie Curie.

Encirc is set to host a special charity shop takeover in Enniskillen later this month in support of Cancer Focus Northern Ireland.

Lisa McHugh returned to the stage for the first time in more than a year after her health battles.

The case of a man accused of striking his wife during a domestic violence incident has been adjourned due to "case management".

A man who died in a two-car road traffic collision in Omagh on Sunday has been named locally as Adrian Slevin.

A contested hearing relating to a Brookeborough man who is accused of assaulting a male will take place next week.

A fundraising appeal launched to help pay for overseas treatment for an Omagh father diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour has raised almost £50,000.

SEFF has warned that a recent budget settlement could have significant impacts on its services, including counselling, therapies, and wider support for victims and survivors.

A special day of remembrance and community sport is set to take place in Enniskillen later this month in memory of the late Ernie Beatty.

An intoxiated driver “crashed his car through a hedge and landed in a field” on his birthday, a court has heard.

The man accused of murdering Enniskillen woman Ellie Flanagan has been granted legal aid to cover solicitor costs.

A Monea darts player was crowned champion at a lively charity darts night held in Enniskillen at the weekend.

A Fermanagh-based victims' organisation has held a special service in Armagh recognising the contribution and resilience of women during the Troubles.

A record number of runners took part in this year's Maguiresbridge 5 Mile and 5K event on Friday evening, May 15.

The two men who were killed in a road traffic collision in Donegal on Saturday have been named locally.

One person had to be rescued on Lough Erne after a longboat ran aground on Friday afternoon.

A Derrygonnelly man has denied harassing a female.

One person has died following a two-vehicle collision near Omagh on Sunday morning, May 17.

The funeral of a popular Enniskillen teacher has heard how Maeve Gallagher was “ceaseless in her care and concern for others.”

Students are being taught in '"cramped", "makeshift" and "unsuitable" classrooms as an Enniskillen secondary school awaits an extension.

The benefits of artificial intelligence “cannot become a postcode lottery”, it has been warned amid growing calls for Northern Ireland to rapidly increase AI uptake across the economy and public sector.

A new book tracing more than 300 years of one Fermanagh family’s history is set to be launched at the end of this month.

Gardaí have launched an investigation following a fatal road traffic collision in Co. Donegal which claimed the lives of two men this afternoon.

A County Tyrone man has appeared before a special court sitting in relation to alleged sexual offences involving a child.

The death has taken place of celebrated Donegal storyteller Packy Jim McGrath, whose stories and memories of life along the Border became known to audiences far beyond Ireland.