On June 20, 2001, Debbie Burleigh walked through the doors of Leslie’s as a quiet young woman who wasn’t even keen on going out to get lunch herself.

Faith Gould is part of a new generation of young women helping to shape the future of agriculture, combining strong family roots in farming with education, practical experience and active involvement in the Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster (YFCU).

For Erica Johnston, art has always been there in the background.

Relaxing in my backyard a few nights ago, the rhythmic sounds of drumming practice drifted in my direction on a very light breeze.

From Oxford to Lough Melvin, from anorexia to a vibrant faith: Reverend Rebecca Guildea’s story is rooted in prayer, pink roses and a parish that has become her family.

For those who knew Mark Johnston, he was a man whose life was defined by hard work, kindness and an unwavering love for farming.

Enniskillen RNLI volunteers were called into action twice over the final weeks of June after separate incidents involving vessels on Lower Lough Erne.

Diana Armstrong has called for clarification on the future of the Halifax branch in Enniskillen.

Ciara Dempsey has announced her decision to leave the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP), saying the move came after considerable reflection over recent months.

An application has been made for development of modular cabins for holiday letting in Lisnaskea.

Ciara Carron, who recently passed away, will be “forever loved and deeply missed by all who knew her,” the Ederney Community Development Trust have said in a heartfelt tribute.

A Derrylin man has pleaded not guilty to multiple new charges relating to indecent child imagery and breaching court orders imposed to monitor his behaviour and protect the public.

Sinn Féin MLA Áine Murphy has hailed the passing of legislation to establish an inquiry into Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses as a “significant step in restoring identity and, more importantly, dignity” for victi...

The Royal School Dungannon community is preparing to say farewell to long‑serving Deputy Head, Mr. Richard Clingan, who is retiring after an extraordinary 40 years at the school.

An investigation has been launched after a house in Newtownbutler was burgled over the weekend.

An Enniskillen man, who is facing two assault charges and a public order charge, had his case put back for a week, for attitude, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

The family of County Tyrone native Lyndsey Rankin have asked that donations in her memory be directed to search and rescue organisations, following the discovery of her body after a major multi-agency search on Lower Lough Erne.

A so-called ‘vigilante’ who smashed his way into a house intending to seriously assault the occupant, targeting the wrong person and property, has been jailed.

Saint Kevin’s College has paid tribute to long-serving teacher Mrs. Evelene MacDonald as she begins her well-earned retirement after years of dedicated service to the school community.

Police in Dungannon are appealing for information after criminal damage, believed to be race motivated, was reported in the Main Street area of Coalisland.

Councillor Gael Gildernew (SF) has asked Mid Ulster District Council officers to take part in a public consultation on a draft Refreshed Special Educational Needs (SEN) Framework for Specialist Provision.

Councillor Clement Cuthbertson has called on Mid Ulster District Council to urge the Department for Communities (DfC) to increase the eligibility threshold for household income, so that more Mid Ulster residents can benefit from the Warm Healthy Home...

Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed the Halifax brand will be phased out. Here's what it means for your account, sort code, bank cards, branches and app.

A man who experienced housing instability during his teenage years has spoken about the positive impact a youth charity had on his journey to independence.

A Fivemiletown man is to stand trial on charges of sexually assaulting a female child and Breaching a Sexual Offences Order (SOPO), which allegedly occurred almost four years ago.

For many farmers, autumn reseeding represents one of the most important opportunities of the year to reset pasture performance.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is set to light up two of the area’s best-known landmarks this July to mark a series of significant international events and awareness initiatives.

Sinn Féin MLA Jemma Dolan has said she was left “really shocked” after hearing claims from Health Minister Mike Nesbitt that the Western Health and Social Care Trust had engaged extensively with local stakeholders on its vision for health servic...

When visitors arrive in Irvinestown this July, they may notice something unusual before the festival even begins.

A Clogher man has appeared in court in relation to a road traffic collision in which serious injury was caused to a woman.

There is sadness across Fermanagh and South Tyrone after the death of a much-loved husband.

A body has been found in the search for missing woman Lyndsey Rankin.

Diana Armstrong MLA has renewed calls for urgent safety improvements at the notorious ‘Double Corners’ on the Letterbreen road, after newly obtained data revealed four recorded collisions at the site over the past five years.

A bridge connecting Derrylin and Lisnaskea is currently closed after a road traffic accident.

Drumharvey Pipe Band Irvinestown’s first annual parade took place on Friday, May 8, 2026, with crowds lining the route to enjoy an evening of music and celebration.

Devenish College joins Lidl Northern Ireland’s Sport for Good 2025/26, receiving athlete mentorship and sports equipment to boost pupils’ mental health.

A Newtownbutler man, who drove his tractor into a parked car in the village, has been given a suspended jail sentence, a fine and banned from driving at Enniskillen Magistrates Court on Monday.

A bench warrant has been issued for a defendant who failed to appear at Enniskillen Magistrates Court on a charge of burglary on Monday.

A historic convention is set to return with a message of hope and renewal.

Fermanagh arts groups receive funds from the closure of Fermanagh Arts Festival Ltd/FLive, supporting local organisations like Fermanagh Film Club and Choral Society.

Health Minister Mike Nesbitt has led tributes to Dr. Tom Frawley CBE following his sudden death last week, describing him as one of Northern Ireland’s most distinguished public servants.

A 45-year-old man has been given a court date after allegedly attacking a dog on Sunday.

In a challenging time for farming, when input costs are rising and sustainability pressures are growing, Eco Eggshell is offering a simple, proven way to improve soil health – and reduce reliance on traditional lime.

A County Fermanagh woman who knocked down and killed a pregnant mother-of-one and seriously injured her mother and young daughter has been jailed.

Perennial ryegrass-dominated swards will outperform older, less productive swards due to their higher yield and forage quality, resulting in increased meat and milk production

The Omagh Show returns this week for its 184th year, and it remains one of the standout fixtures in the local calendar – a celebration of farming, family and the best of rural community life.

A trial date has been fixed in the case of a mother and son extradited from Malta on multiple charges of child abuse.

Crimestoppers is offering a £3,500 reward for information following a number of rural thefts across the South Area.

A Fermanagh student has been praised for her hard work after graduating from Queen’s University Belfast with a Master’s degree.

A person has been taken to hospital following a fire at a property in Market Street, Omagh, in the early hours of Sunday morning.