The transplant operation to give a nine-year-old boy a new lease of life has been successful according to his mother.

MEMBERS of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council are to reverse a previously agreed decision to upgrade the Health and Social Care Advisory Group to a sub-committee permitting public and Press to attend, after it emerged doing so would mean D’Hondt ...

GCSE students from St. Mary’s High School, Brollagh, who will be moving to a different school at the start of the new academic year, could have to travel between three schools to take their chosen subjects.

The American writer, the late Gore Vidal was a progressive, sparky character which led him into many a quarrel with his contemporaries. He was his own man, with an acerbic tongue which often led him to be scathing about the establishment.

Northern Ireland’s First Minister is suing Dr. Christian Jessen for defamation over a tweet he posted making unfounded claims she was having an affair.

A GROUP of runners have raised around £13,000 for two local charities by completing a gruelling physical and mental challenge which saw them run the equivalent of almost two marathons over a 24-hour period.

THE iconic Ardhowen Theatre is marking the first anniversary of livestream performances from its Gallery Bar, by commissioning ‘Rock Doc’ – a photographic rockumentary – which will document a typical Friday night at the venue featuring two...

If the code is sent, the sender will have access to private massages and are given the ability to lock users out of their account.

CONCERNS have been raised by a local farmer following an incident of sheep worrying.

It has been announced this week that Balcas Ltd, which operates a sawmill in Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, is being sold.

COUNTRY Music is all about storytelling, with many subjects and themes appearing again and again through generations of singers and songwriters.

EDUCATION Minister Peter Weir has launched a fleet of new high-specification school buses.

CLOGHER Diocese Mothers' Union has released a new DVD to rebuild hope and confidence in the local community.

Indoor hospitality will resume on May 24 while Northern Ireland’s green list for international travel will also come into effect.

Friends was one of the biggest sitcoms on the planet in the 90s before it ended in 2004 and will return after more than two decades.

TWO people were arrested on suspicion of supplying controlled drugs after District Support Team officers on patrol in the Enniskillen area stopped a vehicle which smelled "strongly of cannabis".

The First Minister said every day the protocol remains in place, more damage was done to Northern Ireland.

Criminals are continuing to capitalise on the pandemic but looking out for so many convincing scams can be incredibly daunting for motorists.

“I DON’T think pubs will last any longer if this is extended further” is what one publican told this newspaper as they waited for confirmation from the Northern Ireland Executive on whether bars, restaurants and cafés will reopen for indoor...

AN ICONIC site in Enniskillen could be the new site of a well-known fast-food chain – serving up 65 new full- and part-time jobs in the process – if plans for a new drive-thru are approved.

Bishop Ian Ellis, the Church of Ireland Bishop of Clogher and Bishop Larry Duffy, Roman Catholic Bishop of Clogher, have come together to give a joint message to mark the feast of Pentecost, highlighting the importance of "speaking together about ...

Starbucks, Toby Carvery, YO!, ODEON and Cineworld are just a few of the companies involved.

The vaccine programme in Northern Ireland will today (May 20) open for those aged 25 to 29.

ECONOMY Minister Sir Reg Empey has endorsed the work of the county’s economic taskforce and pledged £25,000 towards its implementation plan for the development of enterprise in the county.

THE major environmental improvement scheme at the Diamond in Enniskillen town centre, just completed at a cost of £283,000, has been officially opened by the Chairman of Fermanagh District Council, Mr. Caldwell McClaughry.

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MYSTERY surrounds the murder of an aged farmer named Wm. Simpson, of Derryhormick, Letterbreen, about three and a half miles from Enniskillen.

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LU NA McKinney, the mother of two whose limp body was pulled from the waters of Lower Lough Erne four years ago, “most likely drowned” but it is “unable to prove that conclusively”, Northern Ireland’s State Pathologist said on Wednesday....

Co. Fermanagh companies urged to enter Seedcorn competition with €300k total prize fund before 28 May deadline

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One of the children of Lu Na McKinney whose husband is accused of murdering her during a family boating holiday four years ago, blamed themselves for her death, Dungannon Crown Court heard.

THE artist known as 'DM' is a self-taught artist who enjoys creating pieces that tell a story. Specialising in oils, he uses bold colours, strong marks and text within his work, creating a graphic style with a humourous edge.

SITUATED on one of the highest points of Enniskillen, St. Macartin’s Cathedral immediately draws the eye.

A MEMBER of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has fallen foul of technology during a meeting of the Policy and Resources Committee.

The vaccination of more than one million people here is "momentous for our whole society", the First Minister and Deputy First Minister have said.

TWO big-hearted Fermanagh women have successfully completed a challenge of running 100 miles during April to raise much-needed funds for local charity, Cancer Focus Northern Ireland.

THE members of the Enniskillen Round Table group have successfully completed their lockdown fundraiser initiative.

Police in Enniskillen have seized suspected drugs worth an estimated street value of £11,000.

There were heated words in the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council chamber in response to a reply from the Council for Catholic Maintained Schools (CCMS) on the closure of St Mary’s High School, Brollagh.

Skin cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in the UK despite up to 90% of cases being easily preventable.

The PSNI have issued safety advice for residents surrounding the issue of sextortion and have shared a list of tips for online safety.

A man is due to appear before Omagh Magistrates Court next month following the discovery of a haul of indecent images and "extreme pornography" in Co. Tyrone.

EDUCATION Minister Peter Weir has announced a return to public examinations during the next academic year.

All European countries except from Portugal and Gibraltar - who are on the “green list” - are on the Government’s “amber” list.

INSPIRATIONAL Fermanagh woman Kathleen Breen has picked up the Housing Executive’s inaugural Rural Community Champion award 2020.

THE Keowns of Cashel Cross are just one of the well-known Fermanagh families featured in a new book by author Sean Stewart.

Attendance at a house party in Irvinestown has led to fines for two people.

An Enniskillen man who was caught three times at house parties during the Covid-19 lockdown has been handed down a fine at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

The trial of a father of two accused of being a controlling man who couldn't accept his wife might divorce him and killed her, heard today (Monday) of alleged troubles within the marriage and of his wife's talk of divorce.