The Boles family celebrated a double success at the recent Fermanagh County Show, with David Boles taking home both the CFFS Plaque for the best suckled bull calf and the W & C Scott Cup for the best overall suckled calf.

We will soon be in the ‘teeth of Christmas’! A strange local phrase, that! It is used to explain how near we getting to compulsory merriment and temporary amnesia about spending more money than we have got on things that nobody really needs.

Filling stations in the Republic of Ireland near the Border are “just surviving” due to the price difference with Northern Ireland for petrol and diesel; with drivers saving £150 per year if filling up in Co. Fermanagh instead of Co. Donegal.

For 40 years Oliver Quinn has travelled across the island of Ireland performing on the stage.

The leader of Sinn Féin believes a referendum on Irish unity will take place “by the end of this decade”, and that it is the responsibility of both the British and Irish governments to plan for its impact on healthcare.

John ‘Jack’ McCourt (88) has been remembered as a man of ‘kindness, strength and generosity’ after he passed away on Tuesday, November 18.

The Western Trust Health and Social Care Trust and Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) are at an impasse in their bid to arrange a meeting after being unable to agree on the terms of it.

Enniskillen town centre has developed a reputation over the years for its friendly family businesses, its popular cafés and its bakeries, but the town is at a crossroads with the new retail park opening outside of the centre.

 Schools, businesses and services from Belleek are coming together this Saturday at Belleek Parish Church to kickstart the village’s Christmas period.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s Chief Executive has acknowledged “serious concerns” after it emerged that key dog-breeding records were destroyed on the same day the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) ordered them to be preserved.

WHSCT Chief accepts ‘small beer’ remark may have been inappropriate but stops short of apology

A panel featuring Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald, Pat Cullen MP, Paula Leonard, Fr. Brian D’Arcy and Denzil McDaniel are speaking to the public about their plans for the future.

A choir concert to mark the 150th anniversary of St Michael’s Church in Enniskillen will be held next month.

The Irvinestown Christmas lights switch-on is to take place on Saturday afternoon.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a crash in the Curr Road area of Omagh in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

A case of perverting the course of justice against a Co. Fermanagh man, which has been in the court system for over three years, has finally been admitted just as a trial was to commence.

The late Charlie Warmington has been remembered as a “creative talent” with “the extraordinary ability to connect generations with the past.”

A brand new programme is aiming to strengthen communities through volunteering.

Rossorry Parish Church is inviting locals to remember loved ones in a special ‘Lights of Love’ celebration this year.

A man from Dungannon is urging the public to support a life-saving service that helped save his life.

Plans have been revealed for a new special educational needs (SEN) building at an Enniskillen school.

A pub quiz held to raise money for Bright Eyes Animal Sanctuary was so popular that people were turned away at the door.

Businesses in Lisnaskea are currently being impacted by broadband outages, with some having been without service for several days.

A man has been arrested as part of a police investigation into dual language street signs being damaged.

A heroic golden retriever from Northern Ireland is being honoured at an awards ceremony for helping to save her owner's life.

A Tyrone leisure centre is set to close for two days in December.

When my body says ‘hey I’m reaching my limit now’, my brain overrules and that is when it all comes crashing down

A new urgent care clinic is set to open in Enniskillen next month.

The Lisnaskea Christmas lights switch on is set to take place this weekend.

A service station in Enniskillen has been honoured at the Maxol Excellence Awards.

A former pub on Derrylin Main Street has gone up for sale with a price of £275,000 attached to it.

A 61-year-old man has been jailed for drug offences and money laundering.

Go Succeed has powered 1,200 business in the Fermanagh and Omagh district, helping them to start, grow and scale, over the last two years underscoring the strength of entrepreneurship in the area and the need for region-wide support.

Huge crowds turned out as Enniskillen’s Christmas lights were switched on over the weekend.

The Fermanagh Trust has launched the ‘Inclusion Fermanagh Fund’, created as a long-term legacy by the Directors of the Fermanagh Voluntary Association of the Disabled (FVAD).

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has upgraded four play parks across the region.

If there’s one thing guaranteed to turn your world upside down faster than a toddler with a bottle of glitter, it’s having a baby!

Lisa McHugh stole the show when she appeared on The Late Late Show in Dublin on Friday night.

Air Ambulance NI is expected to be called out more than 60 times in December.

Resurfacing works have commenced on the Carnteel Road near Dungannon, County Tyrone, following a £307,000 investment from the Department of Infrastructure, with closures in place over the next month.

The PSNI are appealing for help in their search to find a man missing from Tyrone.

Drugs including cocaine, diazepam, pregabalin and cannabis have been seized from an address in Tempo.

Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has launched a powerful new advertising campaign aimed at tackling the growing threat of drug driving on our roads.

Lidl’s investment in the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council area has seen the supermarket invest more than £134million in local suppliers and business partners.

The SDLP are set to host a Town Hall meeting in Enniskillen next week hosted by party leader Claire Hanna MP.

More than 400 people took to the runway at St Angelo’s airport to raise £51,000 for Cancer Focus NI.

The Legend of Cethlenn, the Irish mythical figure who was said to have given Enniskillen its name, was performed as a musical last week to a standing ovation

A delegation of Dungannon traders have been assured of Mid Ulster District Council’s full support, as they seek to deliver a four-point plan which they feel has the potential to regenerate Dungannon town centre.

A vibrant night of music is set to fill Inishmacsaint Parish Church tomorrow (Friday, November 21) as the Churchill Silver Band joins with the Inishmacsaint Church Choir for a special community concert.

Staff and members of The Parents Support Group at Maguiresbridge Primary School have handed over a cheque for £5,000 to Fermanagh Women's Aid.