Two men were arrested last night (Tuesday, October 14) as part of a cross-Border terror probe.

People in Enniskillen are being invited to get expert advice on home ownership through a new initiative.

Relations at the Stormont Executive have been described as a “battle a day”.

A case which has been repeatedly delayed, leading a judge to issue a specific warning that the matter would be thrown out if there was no progress, has finally been allocated a date to transfer for trial.

A loose ferret has been reported in Fermanagh.

The Princess of Wales joked that she wanted a fire engine to travel at top speed with sirens blaring, when given a ride during a tour of a new college training firefighters in Northern Ireland.

Racist hate crimes and incidents have seen a major spike in Fermanagh and Omagh over the past year, new figures show.

A man and woman have appeared in court accused of shoplifting from Sainsbury's Dungannon last month.

Technology Demonstration Farms (TDFs) provide a network of local farms which allow other farmers the opportunity to see new technology and innovations which they could adopt on their own farms.

A large quantity of fireworks were found in a car during a police stop and search operation in South Tyrone.

Often misunderstood and maligned at this time of year for their association with vampires and Halloween lore, bats are emerging as unsung heroes of Fermanagh’s biodiversity.

Pre-sentence reports are to be prepared after a Coalisland man admitted “messing around with an ambulance.”

The Omagh bombing Inquiry will hold hearings the week commencing November 10 on the use of Operationally Sensitive Material in the inquiry.

A thirty-seven-year-old man, Stuart Greenaway has appeared in court in relation to an alleged attempted robbery while on bail for other violence charges.

A County Tyrone couple who left their child alone in a house described by a judge as a “hovel”, which caused police and Social Services staff to “recoil in horror”, have walked free from court.

An arrest warrant has been issued for a man charged with stealing tobacco from a  Fivemiletown shop over a year ago who failed to appear in court.

John Devlin’s new collection of short stories, “Birds of Paradox and Other Tales”, invites readers on a vivid journey across continents – from the local rolling hills to the bustling streets of China.

A 34-year-old man has appeared in court in relation to charges against two females.

For Malachy McAleer, education was never simply his profession — it was a purpose.

Fermanagh gaels are organising a solidarity walk in response to the "ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza" on Sunday, October 19, from Lissan to Brewster Park.

Ulster Unionist Party Chair Lord Elliott used his address at the party’s annual conference in Belfast to challenge what he described as the “continual Republican demand for a United Ireland,” questioning whether such calls stem from genuine pat...

Barry McCann (30) has admitted a number of motoring matters which subsequently led to him being separately charged with possessing explosives.

Jason Duffy (36) from Sloan Street, Dungannon assaulted a woman and damaged her phone, assaulted and obstructed police and resisted arrest on April 11.

Marie Maben (36) from Woodlawn Park, is set to contest assault and disorderly behaviour charges which are alleged to have occurred just over a year ago.

A scholarship worth £200,000 for STEM students in Northern Ireland has now opened for applications.

A Dungannon woman is facing a number of charges relating to an incident earlier this year which includes the alleged possession of three types of drugs.

A case involving an alleged home invasion in domestic abuse circumstances has been returned for trial.

A cross-border project worth more than €7 million, aimed at supporting young people and families living with social, emotional or behavioural difficulties, has been announced.

A Sinn Féin MLA has welcomed the Western Trust’s decision to end the consultation on the permanent removal of EGS from SWAH.

A country music spectacular is set to hit Fermanagh next month.

A ‘call-in’ by Ulster Unionist councillors opposing a motion to establish an Irish Unity Working Group within the Council “does not have merit,” councillors have been told.

The Lakeland Forum Redevelopment project took centre stage at a recent climate conference.

A Clogher doctor has been fined for attempting to import 1,000 restricted tablets into Northern Ireland.

The Bank of Ireland branch in Enniskillen has submitted a formal application for listed building consent to install an external defibrillator unit on the front of its premises.

Despite strong police objections, a convicted paedophile deemed “a risk to the public” has been granted bail, although currently remains in custody as a suitable address for release has not yet been found.

Councillors have voted in favour of a motion noting concern around "regional imbalance" within Invest NI at its monthly meeting.

Family and friends of the late Katie Donnelly attended the first in a series of inquest hearings that will examine the circumstances surrounding the teenager's death.

Councillors have agreed to write to outgoing President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins to thank him for his 14 years of service.

Several women in Fermanagh have benefited from the first phase of the Female Entrepreneur Programme; launching new businesses, creating jobs, and planning for future growth.

Locals are invited to enjoy an afternoon of bingo while helping raise funds for St. Mary’s Mullymesker Primary School on Sunday, October 19, from 3pm.

Former Fermanagh South Tyrone MP turned podcaster Michelle Gildernew has been heavily criticised in the Northern Ireland Assembly in light of her comments made during the broadcast.

The Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS) is urging people to "take extra precautions" after revealing that ten people have lost their lives in accidental house fires in 2025.

Two trees have been planted at hospitals to mark World Mental Health Day.

Pupils from Fivemiletown have called on a government minister to improve road safety.

A new digital ID scheme that is being rolled out by the UK government is "fundamentally illiberal", an Alliance councillor has warned.

The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) are currently in attendance at a fire at a wind turbine in Fermanagh.

A Sinn Féin councillor has renewed calls for action over shipping containers at a derelict site in Enniskillen, after the landowner missed a ten-week deadline for their removal.

For the second year in a row Grandfather and Grandson team, David Brown and Mark Latimer, secured the Championship at the Beltex Omagh Show and Sale on Friday, September 26.

American country star Luke Combs has officially been announced to headline Slane Castle on Saturday, July 18, 2026.

A person has been taken to hospital after a serious multi-vehicle crash outside in South Tyrone.