A planning application has been made to install CCTV at Coles Monument after vandalism at the site earlier this year.

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Police have issued an urgent appeal for information to help trace a missing woman last seen in the Enniskillen area.

Three men who were wanted in connection with a machete attack in Lisnaskea have been extradited from Republic of Ireland.

Entrepreneurs across the Fermanagh and Omagh district are being offered the chance to compete for up to £6,000 in investment as applications open for this year's Go Succeed: The Ultimate Pitch competition.

The lovely village of Lack may not quite match others in size, but bubbling beneath the surface is a raft of interesting people who make their native village indeed a place apart.

More than £24,000 has been spent replacing lifesaving water rescue equipment across the Fermanagh and Omagh district after hundreds of throw lines were vandalised or stolen, with one of the area's busiest riverside routes accounting for more than a ...

From Mammon to God!

On July 31, 1689, a major battle was fought in Fermanagh—a battle that had a profound impact way beyond the county.

DAERA Minister Andrew Muir has defended the controversial operation in which 51 cattle were shot near Fivemiletown, insisting officials had “no reasonable alternative” but to euthanise the animals.

A major £750,000 road resurfacing scheme covering three kilometres of the B4 route through Ederney is set to begin next week.

The generosity of local businesses and the wider community has been praised after two fundraising initiatives raised vital support for people affected by pulmonary fibrosis across Fermanagh and Northern Ireland.

Councillor Nuala McLernon has expressed disappointment in relation to correspondence from the Department for Communities on NI Housing Executive Disabled Facilities Grants for home adaptations in Mid Ulster, as she feels that the letter fails to addr...

Councillor Frances Burton has pressed again for an audible signal to be added as a matter of urgency to the Pelican crossing in Aughnacloy’s busy Moore Street.

Councillor Gael Gildernew has welcomed confirmation from the NI Environment Agency (NIEA) that a leak which emanated from industrial premises at Granville Ecopark on May 8 was indeed a gas leak – albeit not dangerous in nature.

Councillor Malachy Quinn has expressed disappointment that a request for a scheme to be set up to guarantee a basic income for artists, on a par with what already exists in the Republic of Ireland, has been turned down.

A Kesh actress who has spent more than a decade trying to break into the screen industry says she hopes a new guide co-written with her talent agent will help aspiring performers avoid the mistakes, confusion and dead ends that she faced when startin...

Motorists are being urged to avoid the Ballagh Road between Clogher and Fivemiletown after a fallen electricity pole brought live wires onto the road, forcing its closure.

Motorists across County Fermanagh are facing another increase in fuel costs, with both petrol and diesel prices climbing in recent weeks.

An Enniskillen woman, who pleaded guilty to a charge of speeding has been convicted and fined at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

An Enniskillen man, who allegedly tried to damage a house in Tempo with a metal pole had his case put back to September 14 at the Magistrates Court in a video link case.

A Trory man, who took a loaded rifle to a female and a male in a house while in a drunken state, has been put on Probation for three years, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

Two people have been returned for trial in relation to the murder of a seventy-one-year-old man who was discovered with severe injuries.

One of Enniskillen's best-known retailers has warned that ongoing roadworks are "destroying" trade in the county town at the height of the summer season, claiming businesses are being left to suffer through what should be the busiest weeks of the...

A Co. Fermanagh mother who worked as a receptionist at the Westville Hotel in Enniskillen has been awarded almost £20,500 by an Industrial Tribunal after successfully bringing an indirect sex discrimination case.

A 60-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of a number of fraud offences after an alleged attempt to pass counterfeit notes at a local shop.

Northern Ireland’s £7.3 billion agri-food industry should be a central part of the UK’s economic and food security strategy, according to Ulster Unionist MLA Robbie Butler.

A Rosslea mother has been campaigning for access to a life-changing drug, following her diagnosis with a rare degenerative neurological disease.

Workers at the Enniskillen site of a multi-national food company have begun strike action over pay and working conditions, with union representatives vowing to maintain their picket despite heavy Fermanagh rain.

An Enniskillen-born entrepreneur has secured a £75,000 Innovate UK Women in Innovation Award to accelerate the growth of her technology company, SeeMe Ltd.

An Irvinestown violent sex offender has pleaded guilty to failing to comply with sex offender’s notices on June 12, and to a number of motoring offence at Enniskillen Magistrates Court

An Enniskillen man, who is charged with murder had his case put back for updates, at the Magistrates Court.

A Newtownbutler man, who has been charged with a number of alleged sexual offences committed in front of children, had his case adjourned at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

A Rosslea man, who allegedly attacked a woman with a pitchfork had his case put back for a month for a Preliminary Enquiry, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court. 

The Western Health and Social Care Trust’s medical director received total remuneration of £332,500 during the last financial year, according to a new rich list of senior NHS and health service executives across the UK.

A Derrylin man, who admitted drugs charges at Enniskillen Magistrates Court, has been given a Probation Order and a Community Service sentence.

On Wednesday, July 29, thousands of people made their way to the 106th Clogher Valley Show in Augher, with umbrellas, waterproofs and wellington boots becoming as much a part of the day as cattle, sheep and tractors.

Fermanagh businessman and property developer David Mahon is seeking planning permission for a major 228-home residential development in Donegal Town.

CAFRE’s Enniskillen Rider Performance Hub offers advanced equine training with Racewood simulators, sports science, and expert coaching for all riders.

The Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is seeking to appoint for the following permanent, full-time senior positions based at a Council facility in either Enniskillen or Omagh.

Councillor Gael Gildernew has called on Mid Ulster District Council to write to Fáilte Ireland, to make a case for Mid Ulster to be included in the tourism body’s ‘Hidden Heartlands’ brand.

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Former SDLP MLA Richie McPhillips is returning to frontline politics almost a decade after losing his Assembly seat, announcing he will stand as an independent candidate in the upcoming Fermanagh and Omagh District Council elections.

A man who is facing a charge of dangerous dangerous driving causing the death of a female had his case put back to September, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

A man has appeared at Enniskillen Magistrates Court, facing an assault charge.

A Belleek man has appeared at Enniskillen Magistrates Court, facing charge of criminal damage, two counts of attempted criminal damage and resisting arrest.

A man who died in a road traffic collision near the Fermanagh border has been named locally as Ronan King.

Police were unable to respond to a request for assistance during the controversial cattle cull outside Fivemiletown because of "operational difficulties", Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir has revealed.

People across Fermanagh are being urged to prepare for heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible flooding after a yellow weather warning was issued for the county.

A hotel guest in the Westville Hotel allegedly told officers in a telephone call that he was suicidal and that he would kill his a family member.