A series of events are being hosted by a woman who lost five members of her family in a tragic accident in Buncrana in 2016.

A primary school in Dungannon has been forced to close after a dangerous electrical fault.

Police in Tyrone have issued a warning on suspicious activity in rural areas.

Jobs have been lost at a café in Moygashel after parent company Synge & Byrne announced its closure.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust (WH&SCT) has said that it cannot support all of the recommendations made within a roadmap produced by Save Our Acute Services (SOAS).

A serving member of An Garda Síochána in County Donegal has been charged with rape and child cruelty.

A Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA has warned that the closure of ABP Linden in Dungannon could result in over £8m in lost earnings.

A new Penneys store is set to open in Cavan.

A jury has been sworn in for the inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe.

Plans have been submitted for the redevelopment of a long-vacant former public house in a Fermanagh town, which would see the building replaced with a pharmacy and apartments.

The family of a young boy from Donegal currently on life support in Dublin say he may need transferred to the UK for further treatment.

A stolen quad bike and three bicycles have been recovered from an address in Enniskillen.

“There’s times you’d come down for breakfast and would think you’re in a small pocket of France.”

On a cold morning in Fermanagh, when back roads are slick with frost and the lough cuts the county in two, transport is not a lifestyle issue or a policy discussion.

Bank of Ireland is continuing the roll out of life-saving defibrillators at each of its branches across Northern Ireland, with Enniskillen the latest branch to have the device installed.

Councillor Barry Monteith (Independent) has expressed disappointment that an Irish-language Christmas banner in William Street, Dungannon, was done away with during the recent festive season, with an English-language banner erected instead.

Councillor Barry Monteith (Independent) has renewed his plea to Mid Ulster District Council to get the ball rolling and give Ballysaggart Lough in Dungannon – an area of outstanding natural beauty and a bird sanctuary – the recreational facilitie...

Councillor Barry Monteith (Independent) has urged Mid Ulster District Council to press ahead with redevelopment plans at Drumcoo Playing Fields.

Councillor Trevor Wilson (UUP) has criticised editorial thinking behind the promotional branding of Pomeroy Forest Park, with an advertising campaign describing the scenic spot as being “Wild. Good.”, as opposed to “Wild Good”.

Mid Ulster District Council’s head of Community Development, Claire Linney, has revealed that the local authority is living up to its ‘Council of Sanctuary’ welcoming ethos, with efforts being made to help integrate vulnerable minorities in the...

The Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Frances Burton (DUP), has highlighted the plight of distressed constituents having to wait for weeks to get the help they desperately need. The Clogher Valley DEA representative made her comment at...

The Impartial Reporter visits a busy school, St. Mary's Primary School in Killesher, Co. Fermanagh

Susanna Kettyles, a chorus member with Enniskillen's Lakeland Players, reflects on the drama group's legacy.

The word 'community' is one we use constantly, often without pausing to consider what it actually means.

Sometimes you may find memes and reels of the comparables of raising boys which may include pastimes such as watching diggers, racing after a toddler on a balance bike, and refereeing a wrestling match on the sofa, versus playing dress-up, being boss...

The Blessingbourne estate which offers holiday accommodation on its 550 acres near Fivemiletown in County Tyrone has welcomed many visitors over the years including, as its owners proudly point out, the Royal couple, Charles and Camilla.

Clarinettist Michael Collins joins the Ulster Orchestra in Enniskillen on February 27 for the On Your Doorstep series, marking nearly 50 years of collaboration.

Enniskillen native Michael McGovern has been appointed as goalkeeper coach at Celtic.

Planning has been improved for a new betting shop and apartments in Monaghan.

The Western Trust has made an ‘urgent appeal’ to families to help ease hospital pressures.

The number of children waiting for an autism diagnosis in the Western Health and Social Care Trust has more than doubled in just two years, new figures reveal, with average waiting times now stretching beyond three years.

Those travelling into Tempo via the southern approach are greeted by what has fast become an endearing local landmark - the stone circle.

A quarter of a century on from the loss of Bertie, Mark and Emma Fisher, the Fisher legacy continues to resonate throughout the world of motorsport.

Every January, the Fisher Foundation opens its doors to offer support to volunteers preparing to travel overseas.

The deaths of Bertie, Mark and Emma Fisher devasted Fermanagh in 2001 and the 25th anniversary of their deaths is now approaching

It is 25 years since Bertie, Mark and Emma Fisher died in a helicopter crash in Ballinamallard but locals still speak of them fondly

The average price of rent in Fermanagh and Omagh has risen by 2.3 percent to more than £700 a month.

On a cool January morning, it appeared to be business as usual at the ABP Linden Foods packaging facility in Granville.

The victim of a horror attack in Donegal has spoken out on the first anniversary of the incident.

Mid-Ulster Council has announced the Coalisland Recycling Centre is to be closed for two days to allow ‘essential maintenance works’ to take place.

Police in Fermanagh and Omagh have been received higher levels of reports around suspicious activity and burglaries.

More than €16million of funding is being provided to help create 30 acres of community space and infrastructure across the Donegal and Tyrone Border.

A twenty-five-year-old man, who it is claimed left his petrified partner “black and blue”, has been refused bail in Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

Unionist MLAs criticise Council over £20k Irish Unity group

Bernadette McAliskey has marked the 45th anniversary of a UDA gun attack on her family by recounting the events in an article for The Impartial Reporter.

Bernadette McAliskey remembers 45 years since the UDA gun attack on her family in Northern Ireland.

Questions of identity and constitutional allegiance split Fermanagh and Omagh District Council sharply this week as members clashed over the establishment of a new Irish Unity Working Group, with the chamber dividing along clear party lines.

How the legacy of rally legend Bertie Fisher and his children Mark and Emma live on 20 years after their deaths in a tragic helicopter accident.

More than 300 jobs are at risk at a food packing facility in Co. Tyrone. ABP plans to stop work at its Linden Foods retail packing facility in the Granville Industrial Estate in Dungannon. Linden Foods processes and manufactures beef, lamb, pork and ...

This week marks 25 years since the tragic helicopter crash that killed three members of the Fisher family.