The PSNI are investigating a potential link between a house fire last month and a recent drugs find in Augher.

Originally from Enniskillen, Gillian Burnett moved to New Zealand in 2005 with her daughter, Crista. She currently lives in the city of Auckland in the North Island of New Zealand with her partner, Aaron Buchanan, and daughters, Crista and Erin.

With work continuing apace on the restoration of the Enniskillen Workhouse in preparation for its reopening in late summer, members of the public had the chance to take a tour around the building and see just how what has been happening since the wor...

A lamppost and Volkswagen Sharan were damaged by heat from a bonfire which was lit in Newtownbutler last Hallowe’en by a man despite warning from police not to do so.

Covid infection rates are currently at a record high in the UK with almost five million people estimated to be currently infected with the illness.

Dunelm's Mega Easter sale starts today. See most of the best savings.

The Royal Mint has released a new coloured £5 coin to mark 120 years since Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit first hit the shelves.

On February 17, 1922, Finner Camp – set halfway between Ballyshannon and Bundoran – was handed over to the Irish Army by their British counterparts following the War of Independence.

As the local arts scene continues to emerge from "hibernation" as Covid-19 restrictions continue to ease, members of Fermanagh Choral Society are looking forward to their upcoming performance on Palm Sunday.

Almost one year ago, Nuala O’Toole launched a a project to help foster good relations between young and old.

A new Bishop’s Curate has been appointed in Clogher Diocese.

The new principal of Derrygonnelly Primary School is making getting to know his fellow staff members and parents his "first key goal" as he settles in to his new position at the rural Fermanagh school.

A LOT has changed in the past 50 years – but one thing that hasn’t is The Impartial Reporter’s coverage of life in and around Fermanagh, covering all kinds of people and events in all walks of life.

A footballing legend and great family man who “did not have a bad bone in his body” has passed away

Fermanagh motorists are being advised to avoid the main Belfast Road following a two vehicle crash this afternoon (Saturday).

Carlow-based artist Laurence O'Toole travels the world, painting along the way. However, ignited by his relationship with Enniskillen gallery Hambly & Hambly, he has found a soft spot for Fermanagh.

Following the news that the Department for Infrastructure (DfI) has withdrawn their holding direction on the planning application for the prospective Lakelands Retail and Leisure Park on the former Unipork factory site, one local businessman says tho...

A man who urinated in an Enniskillen takeaway before damaging the plexiglass Covid-19 shield in place has been given a community service order.

Staff absences as a result of Covid-19 are continuing to keep South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) under severe pressure.

The family of Fr. Sean McGrath who passed away peacefully on Monday, March 28 will remember a "very intelligent, passionate man who cared little about material things".

I watched a short film report on BBC NI News the other evening, which began with the leader of Unionism standing outside Stormont complaining about a “betrayal” by the Westminster Conservative Prime Minister.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it has been three years since the last Fleadh Cheoil Fear Manach took place, in Derrylin. The local organising committee are now delighted to announce that the festival of Irish music, dancing and culture will finally re...

The grounds of Jones Memorial Primary School have been transformed into Wonderland, and staff and pupils are inviting the local community to follow Alice down the rabbit hole – all in aid of a very worthy cause.

Ministers claim the pay increase will amount to £1,000 more a year for the average worker.

Cross-Border Irish art gallery and culture hub, Hambly & Hambly, is holding an online global auction of world class art works by Irish and Ukrainian artists, starting today, April 1 and running until April 5, in aid of the Ukrainian refugee crisis.

The equivalent of 90 full-time jobs could be lost with the closing of the Enniskillen Covid-19 centre next month.

After living away from Fermanagh for over 30 years, Charlie Oldcroft returned to his home county five years ago, and in those five years he has truly made his mark on the local hospitality industry.

As usual there will be a number of shows and films leaving Netflix in April this month.

A team of hair stylists have been blown away by the support for their unique fundraiser which has raised around £8,000 for an important Northern Ireland cancer charity that is close to their hearts.

A £5million investment into an Enniskillen business site has resulted in a new 16,000 square foot building.

James Harpur from Fivemiletown has donated £2,270 to the South West Acute Hospital.

A mother who received her last rites twice while battling Covid-19 in South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) has urged pregnant women to get the Covid-19 vaccine.

Electric Ireland have announced it will be increasing electricity prices by 30 per cent  for customers from 1 May 2022.

The childhood character coin designs have been inspired by the original illustrations of E. H. Shepard from A. A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh stories.

The PSNI in Fermanagh are investigating a spate of suspicious activity across Fermanagh, following the reporting of a number of burglaries.

A County Tyrone man who admitted covertly taking images of young girls while they were changing and filming another as she showered has been jailed for four years.

Emergency services in Fermanagh assisted with the rescue of a number of cows from a burning lorry fire this afternoon (Wednesday) in Enniskillen.

Here are some of the photographs from the archives of The Impartial Reporter.

An Enniskillen man convicted of repeatedly exposing himself and masturbating while delivery drivers brought Domino’s Pizzas to his home, can now be identified after a ban on Press naming him lapsed.

An Irvinestown man has been fined for possession of cannabis.

The GAA President, Mr. Peter Quinn, has declined requests to stand in Fermanagh-South Tyrone as an agreed Nationalist candidate in the forthcoming General Election.

The Publicity Department of Dáil Éireann, under the heading ‘Partial List of Outrages Committed in County Fermanagh by the Specials’, has issued the following:

Police staff manning the station in the Border village of Belleek were startled by a burst of automatic gunfire outside on Saturday evening.

From Friday, the new energy bill price cap will rise by 54 per cent.

A candidate in the upcoming Assembly Elections in May has described the burning of her election poster as an attempt to "interfere with democracy".

A man, who was prohibited from drinking alcohol under his bail conditions, answered the door of his home to police holding a can of beer, a court has heard.

There will be some new paws on patrol across the the district as the PSNI in Fermanagh and Omagh has this week welcomed three new trainee specialist dogs to their ranks.

Police are investigating two recent burglaries in a rural area of Fermanagh.

The pupils from St. John the Baptist, Roscor have been striving to travel to school in a healthy way and learn healthy choices, carrying out a number of initiatives to further these aims.

The Department of Infrastructure has informed Fermanagh and Omagh District Council that the direction to stay the granting of planning permission for the Lakelands Retail Park in Enniskillen, no longer applies.