Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA Jemma Dolan says local hospitality sector at a disadvantage with Republic of Ireland businesses paying reduced VAT rate

UUP MLA Diana Armstrong insists rising house prices and soaring rents and denying prospective first-time buyers their own home.

An Omagh man has pleaded guilty to a charge of dangerous driving but will contest another road traffic offence.

Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA, Deborah Erskine, says internet providers must restore broadband access to customers left offline following Storm Éowyn.

ALMOST 250 homes in Fermanagh are still without power 12 days on from Storm Éowyn.

A 37-year-old man will be contesting a charge of burglary.

Police have praised the bravery of officers who saved four people from a house fire in Dungannon

Fermanagh's St Patrick's Day parade is set to return to Enniskillen

12 people including two children aged seven and ten have been taken to hospital following a “serious” house fire in Dungannon, the PSNI have said.

A new service offering free advice to landlords has been launched

NI Water is set to recruit over 20 apprentices and graduates for its 2025 intake

Judge at Enniskillen Magistrates Court denies bail to defendant on grounds of a risk of potential interference with witnesses

Thirty-two-year-old man launches verbal tirade at Judge who hands him seven-day prison sentence for contempt of court.

Community pharmacies across Northern Ireland are encouraging people to prioritise their mental health

AN Enniskillen man tragically passed away after taking part in the Glasgow Half Marathon. 24-year-old Aaron Johnston died suddenly after completing the running event at Glasgow Green yesterday (Sunday).

'Farming, family and filming it all' will take place on February 11 at the Silverbirch Hotel, Omagh, and will feature contributions from some well-known local faces.

An Omagh man has entered pleas of not guilty to two traffic offences.

THE Western Health and Social Care Trust has insisted that patient safety has not been compromised following the release of the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) report into emergency general surgery at South West Acute Hospital (SW...

THE temporary suspension of emergency general surgery at South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) has caused significant disruption to patient care, with long waits, distressing transport arrangements, and concerns over ambulance capacity, according to a rev...

A total of £925 in fines was handed down at Enniskillen Magistrates Court to Gary Breen of Fivemiletown for drink-driving and other road traffic offences.

Fermanagh and Omagh Council will light up several landmark buildings in red this February

A new £32.4 million health centre is set to be built in Lisnaskea

A Fermanagh golf club manager has been crowned "Ulster Golf Manager of the Year"

The BBC show Race Across the World is calling for applicants from Northern Ireland.

The Mill Park Hotel and Belleek community are mourning the sudden passing of Gerry Keown. Read tributes to the beloved colleague and friend who touched many lives.

A Fermanagh plumbing apprentice has shared how his apprenticeship helped him succeed ahead of Northern Ireland Apprenticeship Week

Subscribers are being given the chance to win a two-night stay at a Scottish castle or a beer and snack hamper as part of a February competition.

Diana Armstrong states that misogynistic attitudes need to be challenged

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has received £135,000 to tackle violence against women and girls

A TEMPO family were forced to live "for days and days with absolutely nothing" as a result of Storm Éowyn.

STOMACH tubing calves is a skill all farmers should possess, as it is often required to supplement calves with colostrum or to supplement ill calves with electrolytes.

The case of Gary Phillip (34), of Coleshill Crescent, Enniskillen, was discussed at Enniskillen Magistrate's Court on Monday, January 27.

A FIVEMILETOWN farmer has been sentenced for a raft of animal welfare offences after inspectors were forced to euthanise 91 cattle on his farm.

A steel beam has been pulled out and it is connected to my apartment, it's letting water in and it's starting to rain. The poor fellow tried to board it up as best he could. It's not a nice situation for anyone who lives here, it's a big shock.

Liam McNutt, a resident of Crom Road has been enduring a difficult week without power following the disruption caused by Storm Éowyn early on Friday morning.

THIS day last week (Thursday), residents were bracing themselves amid warnings that a major storm was brewing. Named Storm Éowyn, forecasters warned of gusts of up to 100 mph, and, ominously, "flying debris resulting in a danger to life".

FARMING support charity, Rural Support have welcomed Catherine McKenna to the team as new Farming for the Generations programme manager. Catherine is a South Tyrone native and has a background in the Agri food and drink industry in both Scotland an...

Early Friday morning, freak winds knocked out electricity supplies just as local farmers began their daily tasks.

THE gates of Legendairy Farm near Ballinamallard were opened to farmers during the autumn for an animal health open day organised by MSD Animal Health.

The Teemore community mourns the passing of Stephen McCarthy, a dedicated clubman and fearless competitor.

Florencecourt-based firm, Greentown Environmental, has been working tirelessly to address the widespread destruction caused by Storm Éowyn across not just Fermanagh but Northern Ireland.

No budget for the maintenance of former Devenish College building admits Education Minister Paul Givan

A shop worker had a gun pointed at his head in one of a series of armed robberies in County Tyrone this morning [January 30].

54-year-old Co. Tyrone man appears at Monaghan District Court charged with Public Order offences

54-year-old Co. Tyrone man appears at Monaghan District Court charged with Public Order offences

Two pensioners in Newtownbutler finally had their power restored after 117 hours of power outage on Tuesday.

As icy conditions persist in Fermanagh following last night's yellow weather warning, motorists are advised to avoid roads that have been described as "treacherous".

There was much excitement when former pupil Louise Thompson visited Maguiresbridge Primary School earlier this week on Tuesday, January 28. 

The principal of St. Michael's College, Enniskillen, has announced he will be stepping down from his role at the end of February 2025 after nearly three decades at the school.

The McGovern family is no stranger to occasional power cuts during bad weather, but they never anticipated the outage would last this long. Now, with power restoration estimated to be delayed until February 1, the family is bracing for nearly a week ...