Omagh has been named one of the worst “tree deserts” with its population living without enough trees to protect from stress, ill health and air pollution, a report has found.

A powerful memorial blanket was displayed on the Wellington Road at lunchtime today, comprising over 3,000 crocheted squares – each representing 10 children killed in Palestine since October 7, 2023.

Large crowds are expected in Clones this evening as bikers and families from across Ireland gather for the annual ‘Gone but Not Forgotten’ memorial mass.

A full roof replacement is being planned at an historic Tyrone church amid fears that repeated "water ingress" is causing internal damage and posing health and safety risks.

The community of Ederney is in mourning following the passing of popular resident, Wesley Noble.

Veterans and their families came together in Enniskillen as the Veterans Information Roadshow returned to the town, offering access to a wide range of support services under one roof.

Students from Windmill Integrated Primary School in Dungannon have been learning how to keep homes safe and healthy through a storytelling project delivered by the Housing Executive, in partnership with Business in the Community and M3 Housing.

A packed crowd gathered at the Old Oak Bar in Enniskillen for a charity dance night which raised more than £2,500 in aid of Friends of the Cancer Centre.

The Western Trust has announced the next stage in developing a new Vision for future health and care services in Fermanagh and West Tyrone, following approval by the Trust Board.

A local mother is preparing to take on the Enniskillen 10K next month in a bid to raise vital funds for the Fermanagh Down Syndrome Support Group.

 

A series of community fundraising efforts across Fermanagh and the surrounding area has raised thousands of pounds in support of Cancer Connect NI.

A woman has been arrested in Donegal as part of an investigation into a murder 18 years ago.

Residents and visitors are being invited to lace up their walking shoes for a community 'Walk & Talk' 6K event taking place in Belleek tomorrow (Saturday).

A new PwC survey has found that almost nine in 10 people now cite the cost of living as their biggest concern, while around 80 per cent say they plan to cut back spending over the coming months.

The President of the Law Society of Northern Ireland, Mark Borland has said we must acknowledge the invaluable contribution which solicitors make in supporting the local economy and the most vulnerable in our communities.

Residents have been evacuated from a housing estate in Omagh following the discovery of a suspicious object in the area this afternoon.

A special commemorative jersey has been unveiled by Maguiresbridge St Mary's GFC in memory of the three club members, a mother and her two children who were murdered last year in the village.

Three new appointments were confirmed to the Executive Team of the North West Mountain Rescue Team during its Annual General Meeting on Sunday, May 10, as the organisation also approved an ambitious new five-year strategy.

A Devenish College teacher has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to the local community after attending a prestigious Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace.

A casting call has been launched in Enniskillen for young performers hoping to take to the stage in a production of the hit musical High School Musical Jr.

Five years after being forced out as leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, Arlene Foster has spoken candidly about the “horrendous” experience of her political downfall, comparing it to “the seven stages of grief”.

There are 35 countries taking part in Eurovision 2026, with five boycotting the contest this year. Here is who and why they are not competing.

The UK's 2026 act is Look Mum No Computer who will be hoping to win - here's what the winner of Eurovision gets.

Eurovision Song Contest’s semi-finals begin today (May 12) - here's how you can watch the Grand Final in the UK.

Look Mum No Computer is the UK's Eurovision act for 2026 and he started a YouTube channel back in 2013 - this is when he'll perform in the contest.

From Sam Ryder, Lulu, Bucks Fizz, and more- these are the UK's most successful Eurovision Song Contest entries.

Eurovision Song Contest has the big 5, with the likes of the UK, France and Germany. But what are the big 5, and why do they automatically qualify?

Think you know the Eurovision Song Contest? Take this quiz to test your knowledge.

A passion for computers sparked at a South West College open day has grown into a successful career in IT for John Lambe from Belleek, showcasing the strength of the college’s clear progression routes in computing from Level 3 through to degree-lev...

The family and friends of Lord Claud Anthony Hamilton gathered at St. Macartin’s Cathedral, Enniskillen, on Sunday to celebrate his long and happy life.

Primary school pupils across Northern Ireland are being encouraged to become more aware of risks in their homes, schools and communities through a new Education Authority initiative.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has said Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir should have taken action on bovine TB “much more quickly than he has done”.

Patients and members of the public are experiencing difficulties contacting the main switchboard at Western Health and Social Care Trust’s South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) due to an issue affecting incoming calls from mobile networks.

Newpark Homes is currently recruiting for a Company Accountant, offering a strong career opportunity for finance professionals in Tyrone.

Enniskillen residents are being urged to have a ‘spring fling to mend a broken heart’ by donating quality, preloved men’s clothing to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) shop on Townhall Street.

St. Davog's Primary School Belleek in Fermanagh are joining the NI Water 'Refillution' by pledging to use their new reusable water bottle, supplied by NI Water.

Police in Fermanagh are looking for help after two horses were found in Lisbellaw.

There can be very few people over the past ten days who have not heard or read the widespread comment on the ‘Katie Simpson’ Independent Review.

I am writing this on a quiet Saturday morning after the political storm everybody saw coming. Across England’s council elections, and in the devolved elections in Scotland and Wales, Britain’s political weather changed significantly overnight.

The statistics presented to us through the various media outlets about the war in the Middle East fail to convey the full horror of its impact on human and nonhuman life, and the commentary tells us little about the negative consequences for the desc...

A young woman held hostage and attacked by a former partner during a terrifying night of abuse admits she thought she was going to die.

A sex offender who claimed he was ‘addicted’ to child abuse images is living just 100 yards away from a children’s playground.

Hundreds of runners, walkers and well-wishers lined the streets of Enniskillen to cheer on the FTD Brothers during their major marathon challenge, in a show of support that will live long in the memory.

Concerns over rising construction costs and mounting pressures on the industry have been acknowledged by Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald following questions from Diana Armstrong.

The controversial UK Pleasure Boys are set to bring their latest “Wet N Wild” tour to Enniskillen, more than a year after the group sparked headlines and debate across Northern Ireland following a performance at Belfast’s Devenish Complex.

Could businesses across Northern Ireland receive targeted support to tackle rising fuel costs?

At a time when secure, local employment is increasingly important to communities across Fermanagh, Balcas Timber is offering a timely boost for jobseekers with an upcoming recruitment event in Enniskillen designed to make accessing new career opportu...

A new recruitment drive is now underway, offering individuals the opportunity to join a career that goes far beyond the ordinary, with a strong emphasis on personal development, teamwork, and long-term progression.

Garden lovers are in for a treat this week as Ian and Joan Black prepare to open their private garden at Clendinning Cottage, Lisbellaw, in aid of Marie Curie as part of the National Garden Scheme.