A former Sinn Féin councillor has spoken publicly to dispel rumours that he intends to stand as an "independent health candidate" in future elections.

For Nancy Reed, a love of wildlife began long before she embarked on a career in conservation.

An Enniskillen man is accused of a raft of charges, including making and possessing indecent photographs of children and sexual communication with a child.

Although we live in an integrated world, as the disruption to the global oil and gas shipments through the Strait of Hormuz show, we don’t seem to realise that when we buy food, cosmetics, cleaning products and pet food that we are almost contribut...

The family of a young girl living with a rare genetic condition have shared an uplifting update on her progress, revealing how months of intensive therapy have helped her achieve milestones that once seemed out of reach.

For three weeks this spring, Fermanagh has found itself in the primetime spotlight as BBC Springwatch set up camp at Crom Estate on the shores of Upper Lough Erne.

Two Enniskillen barbers are celebrating a successful first year in business after taking a leap of faith and launching their own business.

A Tyrone woman has expressed fears that Northern Ireland's neurology waiting lists have become so lengthy that she may never live to see a consultant.

Councillor Córa Corry (Sinn Féin) has urged Mid Ulster District Council officers to take part in two NI Housing Executive consultation exercises aimed at protecting social housing stock and affording greater financial protection to tenants.

Councillor Clement Cuthbertson has called on the NI Housing Executive (NIHE) to take into consideration contractors’ ability to deliver work on schedule during the tendering process, and not limit themselves to awarding contracts to applicants who ...

Councillor James Burton has called on Mid Ulster District Council to harness the power of social media to raise awareness about littering and fly-tipping – an issue which farmers are acutely aware of.

Councillor Anne Forde has welcomed the fact that the Castledawson Roundabout has been resurfaced, and she is now calling for the weeds issue to be addressed to improve the appearance of what is a major landmark for passing traffic in Mid Ulster.

Newtownbutler came together in style this week to celebrate a remarkable milestone as Nan McAdam marked her 100th birthday with a night to remember, organised by members of the local women’s group, Girls Allowed.

Corie McKenna (34) from Sheskin Park, Greysteel is charged with attempted grievous bodily harm with intent, assault occasioning actual bodily harm and possessing of an offensive weapon namely a kettle of boiling water with intent to commit an indicta...

A report into the removal of Emergency General Surgery (EGS) at South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) has revealed staff concerns about "long waits", "poor staff morale" and "compromised privacy and dignity".

Organisers of the Rory Gallagher International Festival in Ballyshannon, County Donegal, say they are owed €283,100 following the closure of ticketing platform Tickets.ie.

Since last Friday, June 5, Castle Archdale has seen scores of men and women setting off from the boat-hire marina in search of Lyndsey Rankin, the Castlederg woman who was last sighted at 9.30 that morning in the same vicinity.

Police in Enniskillen are investigating anti-social behaviour in the Riverside area of the town last weekend.

Translink have suspended all bus services this evening with protests likely to take place again.

Claudia Buckley has teased her new ‘summer anthem’ after filming the music video for it in Enniskillen.

The Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) has identified a number of concerns within the Western Health and Social Care Trust's emergency surgery pathways, despite acknowledging progress made since the temporary suspension of Emergency ...

Parents and teachers of Ballinamallard Primary School took a leap of faith by embarking on the Europa Abseil on June 7 for a meaningful cause supporting both Children’s Cancer Fund and Ballinamallard Primary School.

Kieran McKenna's extraordinary journey from the fields of Fermanagh to the Premier League has taken another significant step after his departure from Ipswich Town, with Fulham linked with one of the most highly-rated young managers in British...

Last Thursday, DAERA Minister announced a ‘closure of the yellow eel fishery for three years’ beginning with this year’s fishing season. He has also permitted continuation of the silver eel fishery, limited to a total catch of 25 tonnes

A well-known and much-loved Enniskillen businessman, hotelier and publican has been remembered as a man whose life revolved around family, community and a passion for hospitality.

Police and political leaders in Northern Ireland have appealed for calm after disorder erupted in a number of areas following demonstrations in response to Monday night’s stabbing attack in Belfast.

Council seeks complete ban as opposed to moratorium on petroleum exploration

A small group of people gathered in Enniskillen earlier this evening after reports of a planned protest.

Derek Ryan fans attending the recent Beat in the Heat trip demonstrated their generosity by raising €3,230 during a collection at Mass in Torremolinos.

Equine tudents from the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE), Enniskillen Campus recently gathered at the Westville Hotel, Enniskillen, for their annual Student Formal.

Air Ambulance Northern Ireland has bought its own helicopter for the first time.

A Tyrone principal was "outstanding in every single way", his funeral Mass has heard.

Diana Armstrong has said she is ‘utterly horrified’ by the ‘shocking and barbaric’ attack in North Belfast on Monday night.

An Enniskillen man has been handed a suspended sentence and ordered to pay back more than £4000 fraudulently claimed in benefits.  

 Specialist sonar equipment is now being deployed on Lough Erne as the search for missing Castlederg woman Lyndsey Rankin enters its fifth day.

A 50-year-old man has been arrested following a serious road traffic collision near Omagh that left a woman injured.

Shotgun casing and a used condom were among the items found on Rossnowlagh Beach during a clean-up that saw almost 70kg of rubbish lifted.

Western Trust nurses and healthcare staff have been recognised for their excellence in patient care, leadership and innovation at the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Awards 2026.

The leaders of Northern Ireland’s main political parties have issued a joint statement in condemnation of the knife attack in Belfast on Monday night, while also calling for calm.

A Tyrone school has paid tribute following the death of an "esteemed" former teacher.

An Enniskillen-born skateboarding coach has been recognised for his work with riders across the UK after picking up a prestigious regional award.

An Enniskillen plant hire company has issued an appeal for information following the reported theft of two pieces of construction machinery in Co. Tyrone.

Jeffrey Donaldson’s wife told police she was met with a “blank wall” when she repeatedly asked him about an incident where he had been alone in a room with an alleged victim of sexual abuse.

North Fermanagh Young Defenders paid tribute to one of their former members at the weekend parade, marking two years since a tragic accident which took his life.

The Toastery has entered a new phase in its development with the launch of its Saturday evening Supper Club.

RTÉ will broadcast Mass live from St Michael’s Church, Enniskillen, later this month.

It is possible Noah Donohoe “had lost touch with reality and was in a psychotic state” as he travelled through Belfast on the night of his disappearance, a psychologist’s statement that was read at the inquest into his death has said.

A DUP MLA has condemned the violent stabbing of a man in north Belfast as a “brutal and senseless act of violence” that has left communities across Northern Ireland shocked and concerned.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has condemned a stabbing attack on a man in Belfast as “horrific” and “abhorrent”.

There was widespread disappointment in the council chamber at the May 28 monthly meeting of Mid Ulster District Council, as the Southern HSC Trust is still stopping short of addressing councillors’ concerns regarding three issues which elected repr...