The late Gemma McVeigh will be remembered for her "bright eyes," "sweet smile," and "sense of fun," mourners have heard.

AGRICULTURE Minister Andrew Muir has reiterated his call for livestock owners in Northern Ireland to remain vigilant following a second case of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) in Europe.

FAMILIES whose loved ones were killed and injured during the Enniskillen Bomb have said that while the PIRA was responsible for the atrocity, recent claims about British and Irish intelligence must be fully investigated.

Enniskillen chef Marty McAdam is ready to do battle over the stove in Northern Ireland heat of BBC hit show, "The Great British Menu"

A special nine-day event of prayer and reflection is set to begin at The Graan

Gardai and fire service crews were called into action this evening to tackle a gorse fire ahout 5km from Pettigo on the Laghy Road, around the Fincashel townland.

Robert Wegrzynowski of Mackan is granted bail after police raise no objection, but is warned by the Judge not to contact injured party.

Young defendant with 68 previous breaches is refused bail at Enniskillen Magistrate's Court following an alleged assault last week.

Bail is granted following a number of breaches as the defendant is given final warning by the Judge.

Two Fermanagh entrepreneurs, Romona Harron Harding (Net VRAI) and Shelley Cowan (Travel Ease), have each received a £10,000 grant through the InnovateWest Initiative, backed by Techstart Ventures and The Workhouse.

Fermanagh artist RÓIS has won Best Original Folk Track for Caoine and Best Emerging Artist at the RTÉ Folk Awards.

A new book by Marion Maxwell celebrates the life of Monica de Wichfeld, a Fermanagh-born WWII resistance hero.

Former senior police officer Gerard O’Callaghan MBE has passed away peacefully at South West Acute Hospital, Enniskillen. A respected former Border Commander of the RUC GC and PSNI, he is remembered for his dedication and service. Funeral details a...

Predicting the size of a poetry audience is never easy, but I’m delighted to say that the launch of How Will They Name Us? at the Ardhowen last Thursday, February 27th, drew a fantastic crowd.

Cycling enthusiasts and community members gathered on Saturday, February 22, for the Clabby Parish Church Vintage Cycle Run, an event that celebrated classic bicycles while raising funds for the church.

Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald visited Derrylin businesses Mannok and Encirc to discuss their environmental initiatives

Conor Owens, an 18-year-old farmer from Fermanagh, is set to be the youngest contestant on TG4’s Glór Tíre 2025, Ireland’s hit country music contest.

A school has raised more than £3,000 for Air Ambulance Northern Ireland through their charity tractor run.

The Oisín McGrath Foundation is inviting young athletes and clubs to apply for grants

The Joan Trimble Bursary Awards, administered by the Fermanagh Trust, are open for applications

Dungannon and South Tyrone Chamber of Commerce has launched a new initiative to spur business growth.

A driver who was previously disqualified for failing to provide a specimen of breath was arrested and charged on Sunday, March 2, by Fermanagh Local Policing Team (LPT).

ANY array of music and songs provided a fitting send-off for local Salvation Army stalwart, Francis 'Frank' Allett.

STUDENTS are "constantly going home with headaches and sore eyes" after being taught in the training and preparatory kitchens at South West College (SWC) Erne Campus, it has been revealed.

A MINING company with significant interests in Fermanagh and South Tyrone has paid €162,815 in compensation to landowners at one of its mines in Finland. 

IT IS without doubt that herds in Co. Fermanagh and Co. Tyrone are no strangers to the conversation of Bovine Tuberculosis (bTB).

The current 50mph speed limit near Devenish College should be maintained as it "does not require constant and costly enforcement," a review has stated.

A DAD who had to deliver his partner's baby in the main street of Clogher said he "never felt so much relief" when little Jesse started to cry.

WAY back in 2006, Roger and Elaine Clarke took their first foray into the diverse world of alpaca breeding. Newly married and with two and a half acres at their disposal, the Clogher couple stumbled upon the unique species somewhat by accident.

THE contested hearing of an former teacher accused of sexually assaulting a pupil will continue on Tuesday.

Councillor Mark Buchanan forced a vote during a Council debate International Women’s Day having objected to the inclusion of transsexual women in the motion.

Alliance Party Councillor, Eddie Roofe, tells Council that local economy cannot depend on Enniskillen and Omagh alone.

Members of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council are to meet with the manager of the Clinton Centre, Keith McNair over concerns about the appearance and upkeep of the building.

Activist, Richie Venton, says his book on the Miners' Strike of 1984/85 will tell the story of those who walked out from the pits to take on Margaret Thatcher

September date set for fundraising motorbike run to commemorate the passing of motorcycle legend Richard Britton

Enniskillen Drama Festival director, Dave Rees, insists that while the event brings its challenges, the rewards make it all worthwhile

Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA, Deborah Erskine challenges Minister for Health on the lack of dental provision for her constituents

Minister of Education Paul Givan tells Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA, Colm Gildernew, that the "project remains paused"

The Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has stood over his handling of the rates estimate meeting last month, which was branded: “A truly disgusting affront to democracy and a clear attempt to railroad through a significant rise withou...

Sruth na h’Éirne, the Enniskillen based Irish Language group, launch their contribution to Seachtain na Gaeilge fortnight next Monday, March 10,  at 7 pm in Charlie's Bar, Enniskillen.   A public lecture will be held on the history of the Irish...

An avid dirt bike rider with a passion for the electrical industry, Mia McGrory is in her third year as an electrician apprentice for GR White & Sons.

Councillors react to news that the Cornamuck Scheme on the A32 road looks could be getting the green light

Provision of grit piles for icy roads needs to be put in place by mid-November insists Councillor Greene

A group of women from Enniskillen have crafted blankets for a hospital ward in memory of a loved one

Trade Union leaders from the University and College Union (UCU) have served legal notices on their intention to ballot members at South West College on strike action, it can be revealed.

John Mohan of Follum, Roslea, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family.

A Fermanagh singer will swap the theatres of Germany for an underground stage when he performs in the Marble Arch Caves next weekend.

Emma Weaver has been inspiring women to overcome and break down the societal expectations placed upon them.

A recent birthday which heralded the arrival of my Smart Pass also gave rise to a cherished memory of an unforgettable boat trip to Inish Corkish Island on Upper Lough Erne with Enniskillen-based butcher Pat O’Doherty. Pat has spent years travellin...

The Western Trust has expressed a very sincere thanks to kind-hearted Lisbellaw Primary School pupils Clea Hunter and Beth Fawcett, who very generously raised and donated £160 to the Children's Ward at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH), Enniskill...