The nine individuals behind a High Court challenge which quashed approval for the A5 upgrade project have been publicly named for the first time.

The family of Marian Beattie say the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland’s (PONI) report into how the police handled the case of her murder has vindicated their belief that the 'police have failed them all along'.

More than 200 households across the area have received help from Fermanagh and Omagh District Council's Poverty Support Programme

THREE people were arrested for drink driving in Fermanagh within a 12-hour period, with two of these arrests made before 1pm.

AN investigation into the murder of 18-year-old Marion Beattie has revealed that three suspects had links to paramilitary groups, and two were former police officers.

A TYRONE man has been convicted at Dungannon Magistrates Court for claiming over £10,000 in benefits he was not entitled to.

ULSTER Unionist Party (UUP) councillors will attempt to reverse a recent decision to introduce a mandatory booking system for household recycling centres, The Impartial Reporter understands. 

Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA, Diana Armstrong has welcomed recent progress in tackling rural crime, while stressing that much more remains to be done, particularly in addressing the unique challenges faced by rural communities in Northern Ireland.

TWO important livestock competitions being organised by Fermanagh Farming Society will close for entries over the coming weeks.

Erne Integrated College rounded off their year of 30th Anniversary celebrations with a Family Fun Day on Friday 20th June. There was a great atmosphere around the school, and everyone was able to make full use of the Tom Noble Building. It was plea...

As you look around the picturesque market square of Moy village, nods to its rich history are everywhere. Whether it’s the old-world signage of local businesses, the countless single-glazed sash windows, or the ephemeral presence of mighty horse ch...

Local horse enthusiasts were out in force at the weekend at the brilliant Enniskillen Horse and Pony Show. Huge congratulations to the organising committee for putting on such a well-run event and a huge well done to all the competitors, I had a grea...

There was music, dancing, and more than a few happy tears at St. Mary’s Primary School this week as our local band The Tumbling Paddies made a surprise visit to St Mary’s to  honour a very special teacher.

A STORMONT department has been accused of failing to meet its legal obligations in relation to seven new mining licences issued for Northern Ireland.

The latest consultation on Northern Ireland’s Nutrients Action Programme (NAP) has landed with a heavy thud on kitchen tables across Northern Ireland’s countryside. Farmers know the importance of protecting our environment, but it’s clear that ...

FORMER First Minister, Arlene Foster has paid a heartfelt tribute to her late mother, Georgina Kelly, whom she described as a "strong, supportive and faithful".

Ulster Wildlife, with the support of the Vaughan Trust, is inviting local farmers to showcase their traditional hay meadows in a new competition aimed at preserving one of Northern Ireland’s rarest farmland habitats.

This year's Clogher Valley Show takes place on Wednesday, July 30 at the showgrounds at Augher.

SIX people have lodged multiple civil disputes against a total of five pubs and restaurants in Enniskillen.

Fiacre O'Donnell, Sustainability Director at Encirc said: "We are very proud to be the main sponsor of The Impartial Reporter Community awards again this year.

A HIGH Court decision not to proceed with the A5 at this time will cause massive anguish for families who have lost loved ones on the road.

The licence is one of seven recently granted across Northern Ireland, giving companies such as Karelian Diamond Resources Plc permission to search for precious metals across large areas of Fermanagh and Tyrone.

FOR Aoife Ferris, her path to becoming a vet was set early, long before university lectures or on-call calvings.

IN the frozen stillness of a December day in 2019, a grim scene shattered the peace near the quiet town of Aughnacloy.

Sergeant Mark Young, based in Fermanagh, has described a serious assault he suffered while on duty, saying such attacks have become a normal part of life in Northern Ireland.

An additional 30 names of men from Enniskillen’s Back Streets who served during the First World War in the battle of Gallipoli have been recorded.

Graduation day at Fermanagh Fun Farm as 14 of Killideas Day Care users earn qualifications in animal care, hospitality, and preforming arts on June 18.

In June, the Department of Education allocated a £920,000 budget for the refurbishment of the former Devenish College site, enabling Enniskillen Royal Grammar School to temporary relocate.

A bereaved family have been denied permission for the installation of a decorative kerb surround in Cross Cemetery in June by FODC.

Students at St. Kevin's College in Lisnaskea are set to benefit from a new education partnership with Mannok, designed to bring engineering to life in the classroom and create a pathway into future careers.

St. John the Baptist Primary School has educated children in the Roscor area over the past 65 years.

There was a real buzz of excitement and emotion as over 100 guests gathered on Saturday morning to celebrate Irvinestown Primary School's 50th birthday.

Joe Corrigan reflects on the final day's of school as he remembers how six Schoolboys, a coffin, and a big walk to Dublin

Andrew Irwin flew from Germany to preform with Ulster Consort in the world première of a new opera composed by Diana Burrell in Belfast Saturday, June 13.

Charlie Johnston was diagnosed with Phenylketonuria (PKU) a rare disease which can lead to brain damage, only 10 days after his birth in January 2022.

 

Long ago in rural County Tyrone and Fermanagh – long before electric light, running water, or, indeed, the internet, mobile phones, and endless apps – ordinary folk made their own entertainment.

Almost one in four people in Fermanagh and Omagh are living in relative poverty, stark new figures have revealed. A stark warning has been issued over rising poverty in Northern Ireland, with political and community leaders criticising the Executive...

Hundreds of students have been recently recognised for their achievements.

A cancer charity has thanked three separate donors who have totalled more than £9,000 in contributions.

A FARMING family from Irvinestown has been crowned the supreme champions of the Lakeland Dairies milk quality awards.

Nathan Carson, 21, from Maguiresbridge, County Fermanagh, will travel to Stockbridge, Massachusetts, this summer to participate in Project Common Bond, a global programme supporting young people affected by terrorism, war, or mass violence.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has issued a public warning following a tractor fire on Tattyreagh Road in Fintona, County Tyrone, on June 25.

 

The funeral of 44-year-old Ruben Alexandre Guimaraes, a much-loved resident of Moy, was held on Tuesday at St. Patrick’s Church in Dungannon. Originally from East Timor, Mr Guimaraes tragically lost his life in a two-vehicle road traffic collision ...

The Manor House Country Hotel's spa in Enniskillen has won Best Day Spa/Boutique Spa in Northern Ireland at the NI Beauty Excellence Awards 2025.

Pilgrim’s Europe is celebrating 25 years of operations at its Enniskillen site in Carran Business Park, employing over 300 staff.

Police received a report of a two-vehicle road traffic collision in Fermanagh today (Tuesday).

INFRASTRUCTURE Minister Liz Kimmins has not committed to resurfacing roads in Enniskillen despite a major school decamp later this year.

Almost £1,000 was raised to support sick kittens at Bright Eyes Animal Sanctuary during a street collection in Enniskillen on Saturday, 14 June.