Four people were brought safely ashore after their speedboat suffered engine failure on Lower Lough Erne, prompting a call-out for the volunteer crew of Enniskillen RNLI.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has admitted it entered into two employment-related confidentiality agreements costing up to £60,000 of ratepayers' money.

Capturing the eclectic Belleek historian John “Johnny” Cunningham (82) in 1200 words is like catching the wind.

Concerns are being raised over the future of Lisnaskea Police Station, but the PSNI insists there are currently no plans for it to be shut.

A convicted-sex offender has been remanded in custody after being detected in County Fermanagh in breach of a court order around notification of his address.

There is a well-known quote by Maya Angelou which says that people may forget what you said and they may forget what you did, but they will never forget how you made them feel.

Sinn Féin Fermanagh and Omagh District Council chairperson Councillor Debbie Coyle has condemned the “horrendous abuse” directed at staff during last week’s A32 roadworks outside South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).

A letter from the Department of Finance reaffirming the Executive's commitment to the long-awaited A4 Enniskillen Southern Bypass sparked a political exchange between SDLP and Sinn Féin councillors.

Garden improvements are a step closer for an intergenerational project thanks to a £1,000 funding boost.

Enjoy Ardhowen Theatre’s 2026 summer season in Enniskillen, featuring Sister Act Jr., dance camps, yoga, and live music shows for all the family. Book now.

Fans of Frank Sinatra are in for a memorable evening next month as local performer Andrew Irwin returns to Saddlers of Enniskillen with his popular "Sinatra in Saddlers" tribute show.

The Bank of Ireland has introduced Speak Easy Cards across its branch network, including in Fermanagh.

Members of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council have welcomed the return of the Halloween fireworks display in Enniskillen.

Sinn Fein vote down further enquiries around Irish banner erected on Easter Sunday

Three councillors resign from Kesh Development Association following  legal advice

The DUP and UUP groupings on Mid Ulster District Council have decided to call in a majority decision to condemn the scheduling of the upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures between Ireland and Israel.

A man has been arrested after police seized suspected Class A drugs and cash with a combined estimated value of £10,500 during a proactive operation targeting organised crime in Mid Ulster.

A child who was critically injured in a road traffic collision in Co Cavan has died in hospital, Gardaí have confirmed.

The PSNI has said there are currently no plans to close Lisnaskea Police Station following claims that the facility could face closure.

Detectives investigating a burglary in Drumquin and reports of suspicious activity in the Castlederg area have released two men on bail following their arrest earlier this week.

Gardaí have renewed their appeal for the public's help in tracing a 14-year-old boy who has been reported missing from Co Donegal.

A law student charged in relation to a bomb intercepted in a car near the Irish border has been granted bail after a judge accepted she had met the conditions required for her to be released from custody.

A motorist who was already disqualified from driving has been arrested in Omagh after allegedly getting behind the wheel while more than three times the legal drink-drive limit.

Last Sunday, Mayo finally did what generations of footballers, managers and supporters had dreamed of but never quite managed to achieve

Two men have been arrested by detectives investigating a burglary in Drumquin and reports of suspicious activity in the Castlederg area earlier this summer.

Ulster Unionist peer Lord Elliott has said he will "vigorously resist" any move to close Lisnaskea PSNI station, describing it as a vital policing base for East Fermanagh.

Police are appealing for information following the theft of GPS equipment from a number of tractors in the Caledon area.

Workers at the Enniskillen site of a multi-national food company are to go on strike over pay.

Gardaí have appealed for the public's help in tracing the whereabouts of a missing 16-year-old girl from Co Cavan.

Community spirit took centre stage when CB Fuels gathered a host of local organisations, schools, clubs and charities for a special photograph celebrating its place among the finalists in this year's Impartial Reporter Community Champion Awards.

More than 750 girls in Northern Ireland delivered 480 community projects via SistersIN, a youth leadership and mentoring scheme empowering young women.

It was a night of celebration for some of UK Country's leading performers.

Volkswagen fans will come together for a celebration of classic engineering and camaraderie on the road.

A memorial fundraiser in tribute to a well-respected colleague has raised almost £30,000 for a cancer support charity.

The Public Health Agency urges Northern Ireland students to get the free MenB vaccine before university to protect against meningitis and septicaemia risk.

A major gas network upgrade is set to cause road disruption in Dungannon throughout August.

Hundreds of members of the Royal Black Institution are expected to gather in Brookeborough this Saturday (August 1) as the village hosts the Fermanagh Royal Black Institution's annual August Commemoration.

Councillor Frances Burton has called on Mid Ulster District Council officers to keep pushing for funding to deliver an eagerly-awaited Childcare Hub project which would see a derelict 1830 building, once used as a workhouse, totally repurposed on the...

Councillor Gael Gildernew has expressed disappointment that initiatives designed to help combat violence against women and girls are going to be impacted in Mid Ulster, due to delays on the part of the NI Office in issuing a letter of offer regarding...

Councillor John McNamee has called on Mid Ulster council officers to keep lobbying for funding, to help deliver a path project that would link Hill of the O’Neill in Dungannon to Tullyhogue Fort.

Councillor Eugene McConnell has called for steps to be taken to ensure that there is no repeat of a recent harrowing incident where 50 cows were shot dead in fields outside Clogher, in full view of members of the public.

Councillor Dominic Molloy has asked for an update on ongoing discussions that will hopefully lead to the relocation of the prominent phone mast at the ancient Hill of the O’Neill site in Dungannon.

There was much excitement at the July 9 Mid Ulster Development committee meeting, as the final concept design for the eagerly-awaited Gortgonis Leisure Centre and Wellbeing facilities, in Coalisland, was approved, paving the way for construction to b...

Councillor Córa Corry has welcomed the overall aim of the NI Housing Executive’s draft amendments to its House Sales Scheme, which she hopes will ensure that the social housing supply is not depleted.

Councillor Córa Corry has welcomed the overall aim of the NI Housing Executive’s draft amendments to its House Sales Scheme, which she hopes will ensure that the social housing supply is not depleted.

Mid Ulster councillors have approved a recommendation to financially support the Mid Ulster Loneliness Network for a further three years (April 2027 – March 3030), with a total contribution of £3,000 per annum.

More roadworks are to take place in Enniskillen early next month.

A popular play park in Brookeborough has been closed after vandals deliberately damaged one of its main attractions, leaving children unable to use the facility during the summer holidays.

A sixty-seven-year-old man who admitted a charge of attempted child sexual communication after being caught in an online paedophile hunter sting has avoided prison.

The victims of a serious road traffic collision have undergone partial limb amputations due to the very significant injuries caused when their quad was struck by a drunk driver, who then tried to set fire to his own vehicle.