Church of Ireland confirms PSNI contacted after Enoch Burke confronted Archbishop John McDowell at Armagh Cathedral.

The Western Trust will benefit from a £1.95m investment to improve endometriosis services, expand specialist care and reduce waiting times across NI.

Police are appealing for information to help trace missing man Conor Renwick, last believed to have been seen in Omagh in a blue Seat Leon.

Journalism Matters highlights Andy Burnham’s call to protect independent and local news, fair digital markets, and journalism’s role in democracy.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham explains that with greater local power must come local accountability. And that is why local journalism matters.

Andy Burnham backs Journalism Matters, calling journalism a vital national infrastructure and local news essential for democracy and accountability.

Centrepoint welcomed the new changes by hosting a visit from Department for Work and Pensions Minister Stephen Timms MP

Matthew Reilly, 20, has developed Finder, a new dating app designed to help people move beyond messaging and meet in person.

A child aged under two has been injured after a firework exploded beside her in Carrickmore on Halloween night.

The chilling story of Fermanagh’s Cooneen Ghost House, where a family was reportedly terrorised by unexplained paranormal activity.

People in Fermanagh are being treated as “second-class citizens” by the Western Trust, according to campaigner Carmel Magee, who says the continued suspension of emergency surgery at the South West Acute Hospital is leaving local patients without...

Fermanagh and Omagh businesses can access 12 free events, workshops and support sessions during Global Enterprise Week 2026.

Molly’s Restaurant in Irvinestown has donated £500 to Air Ambulance NI following the BJT & Son Classic Car Show.

The Western Trust has responded to criticism from Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) campaigners over the delivery of survey responses.

Church of Ireland confirms PSNI contacted after Enoch Burke confronted Archbishop John McDowell in Armagh.

Stroke Warriors receives £4,000 after a successful tractor run on September 20, helping the charity continue vital support for stroke survivors and families.

Undefeated Enniskillen boxer Rhys Owens could headline a boxing homecoming in Fermanagh, promoter Jason Quigley says, after an 80-72 win over Cesar Paredes.

Fermanagh's Boatyard Distillery sets its sights on global recognition as founder Joe McGirr celebrates its spirits reaching top Manhattan bars.

Father Brian D’Arcy says 90,000 responses demanding emergency surgery return to South West Acute Hospital in Fermanagh have been dismissed by Western Trust.

Enniskillen Castle will be illuminated in red later next month as Fermanagh and Omagh District Council marks the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.

PSNI investigate an alleged assault at an Armagh cathedral after footage emerges of Enoch Burke confronting Archbishop John McDowell.

An investigation has been launched after a trailer was stolen in east Donegal, and believed to have been taken across the Border.

Farmers from the Belcoo Plough On group got a first-hand look at the workings of a successful local farming business during a visit to the farm of former Ulster Farmers’ Union president David Brown.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has lodged a Proposal of Application Notice to redevelop the Marble Arch Caves Visitor Centre.

October 1926: Fermanagh’s Impartial Reporter launched a fuel appeal as frost, snow and shortages left families across the county facing cold homes and rationed fires.

A charity quiz at JT Ryan’s Bar has raised £680 for Pulmonary Fibrosis NI, supporting people living with the condition across Northern Ireland.

There are homes that simply offer more room, and then there are homes where that extra space has the potential to change how a family lives.

CEO of STEP Advice Services, Fintan McAliskey has warned that the rights-based community organisation won’t be able to support vulnerable residents in Mid Ulster beyond May of next year, unless the local authority agrees to allocate an additional �...

Mid Ulster District Council is hoping to be in a position to award a contract for the provision of a standing path around one of the pitches at Cookstown’s Mid Ulster Sports Arena (MUSA) in the next few weeks, Assistant Director of Development, Kie...

Debates on Irish unity invariably highlight the divide that exists between nationalist and unionist representatives on this issue, and a motion on reunification tabled at the October 22 monthly meeting of Mid Ulster District Council proved to be no e...

A motion on Irish unity, tabled at the October 22 monthly meeting of Mid Ulster District Council, was adopted in an amended form, following a debate which largely echoed discussions around a similar motion tabled the previous month.

Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) has delivered thousands of responses to a Western Trust survey to the organisation.

The second series of Peelers: The PSNI For Real returns to BBC One NI on November 11, following the success of the police documentary.

Plans have been submitted to convert Omagh’s former Roman Catholic chapel into offices, with a new second floor and 25 car parking spaces.

Carla Lockhart has urged the DUP to remove Michelle O’Neill as First Minister, warning against compromise over the rule of law.

Aine Murphy will attend her interview with the PSNI today in relation to the Garvaghy Road.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council ranks first in Northern Ireland for processing major and local planning applications.

Police are appealing for information following a theft in the Fivemiletown area. Anyone with information is asked to contact 101.

Helen Hamill reflects on her lifelong love of music, the joy of singing with Caritas choir and her determination to fight for acute services at South West Acute Hospital.

DUP councillor Clement Cuthbertson backs calls for Michelle O’Neill to be removed as First Minister over the Orange parade controversy.

Ulster Unionist Councillor Mark Ovens has questioned consistency within Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, claiming 29 councillors failed to submit their declarations within the required timeframe.

From its beginnings at Enniskillen’s Fairgreen in 1950 to its latest expansion into online machinery sales, Ulster Farmers Mart continues to adapt to the changing needs of the agricultural industry.

A new exhibition featuring artwork, historical artefacts and archive material relating to Fermanagh has opened at Enniskillen Castle.

Enniskillen Running Club is encouraging runners and community groups across Northern Ireland to lace up their trainers this December and support Autism NI’s festive fundraising challenge.

R J Mitten & Sons Ltd has opened applications for an office administrator to join its established team in Lisnaskea.

You may never have heard the story of Sir Kenneth Robinson but I found him a remarkably inspirational man in his own quiet, humorous way.

Enniskillen teacher and rugby stalwart Kenneth McKeown is remembered for his lasting impact on pupils, players, family and friends.

Diana Armstrong criticises the Chancellor’s Budget for leaving the Family Farm Tax unchanged and warns of further costs for Northern Ireland farmers.

CAFRE urges dairy farmers to review winter production costs and improve efficiency, with a 9.35p-per-litre gap between top and bottom performers.

Frustrated locals in a small parish close to the Border of Fermanagh and Tyrone are joining together in a bid to save an historic bridge.