Donegal boxing legend Paddy Doherty recalls fighting alongside Muhammad Ali, Katie Taylor’s tribute and a career representing Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Una Bourke remembered as a woman of generosity, faith and community spirit

A heated exchange has taken place at Stormont over the future of emergency general surgery at South West Acute Hospital (SWAH), with Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA Deborah Erskine pressing the Health Minister, Robbie Butler MLA for a decision on whet...

Work has officially begun on a £7.7 million project to deliver a new purpose-built school for Gaelscoil Uí Néill in Coalisland.

Teachers across Northern Ireland are taking action short of strike as unions continue to press for improvements to pay and working conditions.

Actress Daisy Edgar-Jones has revealed how her childhood spent in the Fermanagh countryside helped prepare her for her latest film role.

Irish unity was a consistent theme across all candidates put forward by Sinn Féin following Wednesday evening's Assembly election announcement in Kinawley.

The Enniskillen One Act Drama Festival returns to the Ardhowen Theatre next month, with three nights of live theatre featuring drama groups from across Ireland.

Enniskillen man John Quinn faces assault and threats to damage a mobile phone charges over alleged incidents at the Round O on August 14; case adjourned.

Fermanagh South Tyrone MLA Deborah Erskine told the Stormont Assembly that she will be voting against The Display of Flags and Emblems Bill because of concerns that it could place "legitimate cultural expression at risk."

Convicted murderer Gary Anderson has been arrested in County Donegal after being unlawfully at large for more than a week.

Almost 1,900 premises in Fermanagh and South Tyrone are set to benefit from the latest rural broadband rollout.

Diesel prices of more than £2 a litre are being reported by motorists across Fermanagh and South Tyrone as the latest surge in fuel costs continues to hit drivers.

Fermanagh South Tyrone MLA Deborah Erskine accuses Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins of failing to support veterans, particularly on public transport.

A lively and entertaining community afternoon tea party was recently held in Lisnaskea by the Dawson family in memory of Noreen, who passed away two years ago following a long battle with Parkinson’s disease.

Fermanagh South Tyone MLA Colm Gildernew has accused Communities Minister Gordon Lyons of “attacking the Irish language at every opportunity”.

Castle Hume Golf Club has presented £4,000 to two charities chosen by its 2026 captains and president.

Mid Ulster District Council’s Policy & Resources committee members have approved a new Unacceptable Behaviours Policy designed to help protect staff when they are dealing with aggressive or abusive behaviour from members of the public.

Dalradian respond to clergy concerns over fears to church buildings and graves

Elective surgery capacity at South West Acute Hospital is set to expand, with plans for at least 12 additional general surgery theatre sessions each month.

A narrow boat and its passengers were safely brought ashore after the vessel ran aground on Lower Lough Erne.

A Fermanagh farmer has been recognised for his work helping to protect one of the county’s last remaining populations of the rare Marsh Fritillary butterfly.

Belleek man Alan Lavery receives a 12-month Probation Order and 80 hours’ community service after resisting police and damaging a vehicle on July 11.

Bellanaleck man Mark Thornton faces Enniskillen court charges of GBH, possessing an iron bar, harassment, dangerous driving and assault; cases adjourned.

Communities came together for an evening of music, dance, and cultural celebration.

A Hotel Carlton Dinner Dance at Dulrush Lodge on October 10 will honour late co-owner Peter Clarke and raise funds for Marie Curie Fermanagh.

Nominations are now open for the 2026 Mid Ulster Sports Awards, with local people being invited to recognise sporting achievements and contributions across the district.

Sinn Féin Councillor Noeleen Hayes has welcomed planning approval for a larger Lidl store in Lisnaskea, which will replace the existing premises.

For many homeowners, the dream of country living centres on three things: space, privacy and beautiful surroundings

Lisnaskea Library honours Irish-language champion Manus Maguire with a display of his rare book collection, celebrating his kindness and community work.

This October, we're giving readers three fantastic chances to win, with prizes ranging from a luxury getaway and gourmet food hamper to a £100 shopping voucher.

Ederney woman Donna Hynes pleads guilty at Enniskillen Magistrates Court to importing Pregabalin and possessing cannabis; sentencing is due October 12.

An Enniskillen man who if facing an assault charge had his case put back for a contest, at the Magistrates Court.

Around 1,500 spectators turned out for the inaugural NI Farm Class Tractor Pull at Kildress on Sunday, September 13.

Kesh woman Jane Louise Manderson appears at Enniskillen Magistrates Court over vehicle registration fraud, no insurance and driving offences on October 20.

Irvinestown man Adrian Dilworth will plead not guilty to counterfeit currency charges at Enniskillen Magistrates’ Court; hearing date to be fixed October 5.

Mid Ulster District Council has welcomed HMRC’s proposal to introduce a new VAT zero‑rate for the sale of bare land intended for the construction of new social housing.

Mid Ulster District Council has decided to renew its membership fee as part of the Walk NI Consortium, with plans to allocate £3,617 in annual financial support towards the initiative which aims to promote walking routes in participating local autho...

Mid Ulster Policy & Resources committee members have approved a new ‘Sustainable Travel & Subsistence Policy’ which will encourage digital communication where possible to reduce business mileage, while also making it more affordable for s...

Councillor Frances Burton has revealed that a speed detector device at a dangerous spot outside Eglish is often faulty – a fact confirmed by Councillor Gael Gildernew who spoke of a “nightmare” situation due to constant technical issues.

Plans have been finalised for this year’s Halloween fireworks displays, with alternative arrangements now in place for the Coalisland fireworks.

Councillor Sean Clarke has welcomed the work that has been carried out to date to restore storm-damaged paths and bike trails at Davagh Forest, however he pointed out that much more remains to be done to fully reinstate the woodland as a major visito...

Councillor Sean Clarke has expressed frustration over what he sees as untapped potential when it comes to showcasing the rich history of Carntogher and other Mid Ulster landmarks of significance, including major ecclesiastic sites.

Councillor Nuala McLernon has renewed her call for temporary lighting to be provided at Gortgonis, so that the running track can still be used until work commences in January on the new Gortgonis Leisure and Wellbeing facilities.

Mid Ulster Development committee members have welcomed the Council’s draft Council Consultation Response to the NI Assembly’s Regional Balance Bill – one which makes a strong case for historic inequalities hindering growth in Mid Ulster to be a...

Plans have been submitted for the development of new GAA training grounds on land adjacent to 16 Ashwoods Road in Enniskillen.

Concerns have been raised after fireworks were allegedly put through residents’ letterboxes during an incident in Magheraveely on the night of September 18.

Ford's, Ferguson's and Fordson Major's made their way through the streets of Fermanagh on September 20, as the annual Cavanacarragh Tractor Run took place.

Enniskillen’s Boatyard Distillery secures almost £2m investment to lift production to 1.6m bottles, boost exports and introduce energy-saving technology.

A Dungannon man, who is accused of trying to strangle his girlfriend has been denied bail at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.