Northern Ireland's dairy farmers are under severe pressure this winter.

As Christmas approaches, the village of Belleek is hosting a range of festive events to celebrate the winter season from learning the craft of needle felting to enjoying the Christmas Arts and Crafts Fair.

The Presbyterian Church in Ireland has admitted it ‘failed to deliver adequate safeguarding’ in the past.

A man was arrested after allegedly stealing a sum of money from a local business.

Several GP practices across Fermanagh and West Tyrone have been saved from risk of closing after the Western Trust stepped in.

The late Edith Kirkpatrick "exuded love and exuded joy and will be very much missed", mourners have heard.

A husband and wife team from Irvinestown are celebrating notable success in both the cattle and sheep sections at this year's Fermanagh County Show.

As 2025 draws to a close, most farmers would be happy with more of the same. It was a great weather year with strong grass growth, plenty of good quality silage made, some reseeding done and a dry Autumn to allow slurry out, while entering the closed...

A Maguiresbridge man who is living with primary progressive Multiple Sclerosis (MS) has vowed to “stay positive and take every day as it comes.”

The Ulster Grassland Society’s autumn meeting was held on the farm of David Hunter, Newtownstewart, Co. Tyrone, where over 100 members and visitors were given an insight into a well-managed, efficient, and grass-focused dairy enterprise that has ev...

Members of the Roslea Plough On group recently hosted their Belcoo counterparts for a morning of camaraderie and connection.

The Remembrance Day parade in Irvinestown attracted ‘possibly its biggest crowd yet’ as people made their way out to pay tribute to fallen heroes.

Lisa McHugh has opened up on the heartbreak of realising she could no longer do things with her children that she once took for granted.

"There's gold in those hills", said a prospector long, long ago. That well-worn phrase was first uttered thousands of miles from West Tyrone, perhaps in the Yukon valley, or some lawless region of the Wild West.

Alan Potters talks of how the Fermanagh Fun Farm in Lisbellaw has evolved into a popular tourist attraction that brings in visitors from nearby and beyond

I love the line in a Willie Nelson song: “If I thought I was going to live this long, I’d have taken better care of myself!” Consequently, I’ve recently taken to straying off the beaten path and to hell with the Sat Nav, I meander the island ...

Pupils of Enniskillen Royal Grammar School (ERGS) have begun attending classes at the new temporary site on Algeo Drive (formerly Devenish College) this November.

When newly qualified doctors appear on the wards of our hospitals on the first of August each year, they are ready to step into the front line of health care.

We’ve just passed what is commonly known as Remembrance weekend. It is referred to by some as a celebration, but I prefer to call it commemoration, and even more appropriate is its actual title of Remembrance.

Hundreds gathered on the Ballygawley Road in memory of those who had lost their lives in 1988 bus bomb which killed eight soldiers and wounded 28.

July 4, 2026 will be the 250th anniversary of American Declaration of Independence. ‘Uncle Sam’ – aka President Trump – is throwing a MAGA birthday party. There will be much flag-waving and a great many balloons. The party has already started...

There was a time when Remembrance Sunday stood alone as a day of sombre reflection – not a month-long prelude to an act that’s over quickly, then forgotten. But each year, ‘poppy season’ seems to start earlier. Poppies appear before Hallowe'e...

St Kevin’s College, Lisnaskea, celebrated an important international milestone on Monday, November 3.

Barry Douglas the pianist, is set to perform to mark the tenth anniversary of the founding of Music in Fermanagh.

FODC has the third-worst statistics for residents living in relative poverty

Stunning images of the Northern Lights shining in the Fermanagh sky have been shared.

A Sinn Féin MLA has claimed a British Government scheme could ‘undermine’ the Good Friday Agreement if there is no right to exemption for people in Northern Ireland.

Local heart charity, British Heart Foundation Northern Ireland (BHF NI), are calling for budding elves to spread Christmas cheer and lend an elfing hand in their local BHF shop.  

One of two men accused of terrorism charges from last year during which a suspected improvised explosive device was discovered in the Ravensdale area of County Louth has been refused bail

“It feels incredible that my face, the one I once hated, will hang in a gallery, not to be stared at, but to be seen, just as I am.”

The Monaghan Brothers car dealership has launched a Christmas Toy and Gift Appeal to help families in the local area.

The case of a woman who is currently accused of wasting police time by persisting in making reports that Prince Harry has committed crimes, has been transferred to a different court after she clashed with the judge.

A leading UK lottery website is now giving players the opportunity to maximise their chances on Europe’s most sought-after game with a special offer for just £2.

Members of the Enniskillen branch of the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service are taking part in Movember to raise money for two causes.

A 33-year-old man who repeatedly made hoax explosion calls to police, while claiming to be in the IRA, has been jailed.

A man says his home has been left ‘unliveable’ after two years of battling with the Housing Executive over a leak.

Marian Beattie, 18, was last seen leaving a charity dance in South Tyrone village before her body was discovered five hours later.

Chair of Mid-Ulster Council, Councillor Frances Burton and Lord-Lieutenant Sir Robert William Lowry-Scott among those present at Dungannon's Remembrance service

The incident allegedly occurred in Enniskillen on March 2.

Pre-sentence reports are to be prepared after a convicted sex offender admitted charges of harassment and breaching an order imposed after he was sentenced for previous offending.

A woman has appeared in court in relation to a public order incident in which she allegedly used handcuffs as a weapon when arrested.

A discussion on the future of health will take centre stage later this month at a public meeting in Enniskillen, where attendees will hear from respected panellists from health, faith, and journalism.

Sliabh Beagh Arts leads the Resonant Roots project, uniting farming families in Fermanagh, Tyrone and Monaghan for creative, eco-focused workshops, funded by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and the National Lottery.

Eamonn Holmes makes surprise visit to Dungannon businesses

Take on the 500m Christmas Cracker Zipline Challenge at Todds Leap for NICHS on December 7. Raise funds for chest, heart, and stroke support in Northern Ireland.

Charges against an Enniskillen man which include drugs and criminal property possession are to transfer to Crown Court.

A man (29) has appeared in court in relation to charges of child sexual grooming and indecent images.

As the sun shone over Fermanagh, crowds gathered across the county, including in the town of Lisnaskea, on Remembrance Sunday, November 9.

Micheál Martin and Hillary Benn among the attending dignitaries as Enniskillen remembers those killed in war and by the 1987 Poppy Day bombing

This year’s breeding season from March to August has brought plenty of good news for wading birds on the shores and farmland of Lough Erne.