Police appeal after assault near Omagh footbridge

Four taken to hospital following Dungannon road traffic collision

Workers at the Pilgrim’s Enniskillen site have voted to accept an improved pay deal following six weeks of strike action.

Positive Ageing Month returns across Fermanagh and Omagh in October, with free swimming, exercise, arts, talks and events celebrating older residents.

A family has completed a 900-kilometre cycle across Ireland in memory of keen cyclist Seamus “Seamy” McGovern, with the challenge taking six days to complete.

The Traitors Ireland has launched a casting call for Fermanagh contestants to take part in the next series of the psychological reality competition.

Fivemiletown burglary: suspect arrested after a car was stolen from a Willand Crescent home. Police recovered the vehicle and appeal for witnesses in Dungannon.

Personal stories of addiction, mental health and recovery will be brought to Enniskillen next week as part of a new exhibition aimed at challenging stigma and highlighting the experiences behind addiction.

Two people are being sought by police after a van was set alight in the early hours of Friday morning, causing extensive damage to the vehicle and neighbouring properties in Lack.

The story of an Ulster-born printer who played a key role in producing the United States Declaration of Independence will be brought to life in Enniskillen next month.

A Fivemiletown woman has donated her stem cells to a young woman she has never met after being matched with a blood cancer patient through a donor register.

New Graduated Driver Licensing scheme comes into force

A Fermanagh football club is celebrating after being one of six clubs across Northern Ireland to be granted funding in the NI Football Fund Grassroots Facilities Programme.

Tributes paid to popular Ederney man Christopher Wray, who died at South West Acute Hospital on September 29. His funeral in Fermanagh is set for October 2.

Concerns over access to emergency surgery at South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) have been raised during a meeting with President of Ireland Catherine Connolly.

Two men who carried out a horrific attack on a random teenage female, one of whom claimed she “wanted it” have been jailed.

Enniskillen is set to become the centre of Halloween celebrations in Fermanagh this October as Halloween Unleashed returns with its biggest programme to date.

Alliance Councillor Eddie Roofe urges Northern Ireland to protect the Good Friday Agreement and peace amid renewed tensions, warning against reopening old divisions and conflict in 2026.

Meet 92-year-old donkey man Bertie Adams, whose champion April Fool won three All-Ireland Donkey Derby titles, in rural Fermanagh.

The phrase I’ve heard most in recent days has been “what a mess”.

Clogher is facing a shortage of clergy, according to the Bishop, Right Revd Dr.

Thousands more people across Northern Ireland will be offered bowel cancer screening as the regional programme is expanded to include everyone aged between 50 and 74.

An Enniskillen couple have spoken of their fear of “what’s going to happen next” after vehicles and a property were damaged in a suspected arson attack in the Windmill Heights area.

Fermanagh takeaway business Burgo has increased its footprint and workforce following the opening of a second outlet in Clogher.

The local news media sector's new audience measurement platform Regional Audience Intelligence Data (Raid) has officially launched today, enabling media planners to see local more clearly.

A 22-year-old advocate from Kent will be recognised for her work to improve the housing system for care leavers at a London awards ceremony this month.

Police have appealed for witnesses following a road traffic collision in Enniskillen earlier this month.

Three cars were completely destroyed and a fourth badly damaged when a suspected arson attack sparked a blaze in Enniskillen in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Three pedigree red Limousin heifers have been reported missing from a field near Lisnaskea.

Tributes were paid to Tempo parish priest Fr John Halton at his funeral Mass after 24 years serving the community. He was buried in Moynalty, County Meath.

A three-day documentary film festival exploring Fermanagh and its people through archive footage is set to take place in Enniskillen.

A GoFundMe has raised almost €70,000 for Ciaran Rooney, who suffered life-changing injuries in Monaghan, as GAA clubs support his family and home adaptations.

Enniskillen man Dominic Owens must pay £500 after headbutting a Derrylin pub worker. Court ordered 160 hours’ community service over June 6 assault.

Prospective students interested in pursuing a career in the equine industry are being invited to find out more about courses available at CAFRE Enniskillen.

Fermanagh farmers are urged by Diana Armstrong MLA to respond to the DAERA bovine TB consultation before the October 9 deadline.

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister Andrew Muir MLA has announced plans to launch a new scheme aimed at supporting large-scale nature restoration across farms in Northern Ireland.

A popular vintage and classic car show is returning to Irvinestown this weekend, with more than £108,000 raised for Air Ambulance Northern Ireland since the event began six years ago.

A strong trade continued throughout September at Enniskillen Mart, with cattle meeting a firm demand across the month and top-quality stock commanding particularly strong prices.

Young people in border communities have been encouraged to consider the career opportunities available closer to home as part of a new cross-border initiative.

Enniskillen man Gary Monaghan faces cocaine, ecstasy and cannabis supply charges, plus drink-driving allegations. He must appear in court on October 5.

Judge Barney McElholm refuses bail to John Ward, charged with drink-driving, no insurance and failing to provide a breath sample; he has 17 road convictions.

A young heart warrior’s first birthday has been marked by an incredible £8,130 raised for two organisations which supported her during the earliest days of her life.

Lisnaskea councillors have condemned violence in the town after two men were arrested following an altercation on Saturday night.

Sinn Féin Councillor Noeleen Hayes has called for urgent repairs to two rural roads in the Erne East area.

The PSNI has launched a “large scale criminal investigation” into the unlawful protest which blocked a restricted Orange Order parade from proceeding along the Garvaghy Road.

Autumn is set to get into full swing at Lappin’s Pumpkin Patch, which returns on Saturday, October 3, offering families the chance to enjoy a day out on the farm and pick their own pumpkin.

Irish language classes led by Gaeilgeoir Paddy Donohoe attract 30 cross-border learners at Rockfield Community Hall, with hopes of creating a mini Gaeltacht.

Clogher Valley Golf Club President’s Day saw Gary Colhoun and Gillian Chartres win prizes, while £2,500 was raised for Air Ambulance on September 12.

A Fermanagh Year 11 music student has performed alongside U2 as part of a special orchestra marking the band’s 50th anniversary.

The accompanying photos shows the 11th Battalion (Donegal and Fermanagh), Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, in a captured German communications trench near Havrincourt during the Battle of Cambrai, November 1917, and at the battle of Festubert in May 201...