South West College (SWC) has announced that it will host delegates from 26 countries as part of an International Passive House Association (iPHA) camp taking place at its Erne Campus in Enniskillen from Monday, September 26 to Friday, September 30.

Police on mobile patrol at Lisnaskea stopped a car being driven by an uninsured and disqualified driver, a court has heard.

An Enniskillen man is to stand trial on a charge of perverting the course of justice after allegedly falsely claiming to have been raped.

The wet weather didn’t put a dampener on (South East Fermanagh Foundation) SEFF’s community allotments open day as more than 150 people came out to enjoy the demonstrations and displays at the event hosted on Saturday, July 23 at the allotment on...

This month, August, heralds the beginning of a yearlong celebration of ‘Balcas at 60’.

Iceland has announced it will be giving pensioners a £30 voucher to help assist with the rising cost of living.

A voting pattern at Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has shown the Ulster Unionist Party diverged on some issues around the controversial PSNI move not to charge private companies for the escorting of explosives.

SOME light rain failed to dampen the spirits of those who attended the ‘Hats off to the Forthill’ event last Friday (July 29), as many enjoyed an afternoon of fun at the picturesque park in the heart of Enniskillen.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is ramping up action around ongoing issues of service provision in the Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust), particularly in respect of mental health support for both adults and young people.

The weather conditions in Fermanagh were obviously ideal for growing flowers, fruit and vegetables as there was a magnificent display at Fermanagh County Show this week.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council are to continue to seek answers and accountability around serious concerns over the closure of the Valley Nursing Home.

A Book of Condolence has been opened by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council following the death of Lord David Trimble, former leader of the Ulster Unionist Party.

Irvinestown Fairs and Markets Trustees organised ‘Irvinestown Best Kept Garden Awards’ this year in conjunction with the Lady of the Lake Festival to recognise and celebrate residents who take pride in their gardens and outside spaces.

A recent summer scheme organised by a local teacher has been hailed a success, with the scheme, organised by Adrian McGurn, focusing primarily on physical health, mental health and wellbeing.

The eagerly awaiedt result from Fermanagh County Show yesterday (Wednesday) was from the inaugural Suckler Cow Classic and Breeding Heifer Derby.

A vast array of local produce and homemade goods were on offer at the Fermanagh County Show Food Hall, with producers from across the district and beyond tempting visitors with their goods as they perused the stands.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust) has confirmed it was “satisfied” with Extern’s handling of an incident at Roscor Youth Village in which a number of servi1ce-users were caught taking drugs, despite this not being reporte...

A man and his wife were left shocked and disappointed while out walking their dog in a forest not far from their home when they came across up to 100 tyres dumped across two sites last Sunday.

As part of its ‘come out and play’ summer programming, the National Trust in Fermanagh is working in partnership with Pulse Fitness Gym to offer an hour of fun sporting activities at Castle Coole, Enniskillen this month.

It is not always possible to fulfil the wishes of those who passed away, but one family were able to do this, with far flung family crossing the world to come to Fermanagh to complete their late parents’ wishes.

A number of businesses in Enniskillen are reporting that they have no water this morning, with many unable to open or having to push back their opening time until the issue is resolved. Follow our live blog for updates.

A man has been arrested by police today, Friday, August 5, on suspicion of drug offences following the search of a property in Belcoo.

Tributes have poured in from across the football community for Gerard ‘Busty’ McClintock, a gentleman both on and off the pitch, who passed away on Wednesday from cancer.

A man who drove off from fuel pumps on four occasions in the space of two weeks without paying has been given a suspended sentence.

This week at the Ardhowen, Just Stage It Academy present the fun musical ‘Annie KIDS’, performed by a local cast of youngsters who successfully auditioned to take part in a weeklong workshop with the international award-winning school of performi...

An electric vehicle (EV) owner has highlighted how a number of EV charging points available in the Fermanagh area are out of order and awaiting replacement, leaving many people stuck, particularly tourists.

Two Fermanagh natives, a producer and a playwright – both award-winning in their fields – have joined forces to create a comedy series set in their home county.

Award-winning Fermanagh playwright Kat Woods is bringing her newest play, ‘Birds of Passage in the Half Light’ (inset), to the Gilded Balloon Teviot, Edinburgh, from August 16 to 29 as part of this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

The Fermanagh Royal Black commemoration will take place this Saturday, August 6 in Maguiresbridge, with a service and parade.

BT workers in Enniskillen joined colleagues across the UK last Friday and Monday on strike against real-term pay cuts.

Sliabh Beagh Arts and the local community of The Knocks area of Fermanagh have been left devastated following the wanton destruction of artworks that were displayed along the Lough Lea Arts Trail.

A Rosslea man has been refused bail following a breach of bail conditions which prohibited him from contacting the alleged victim in the case against him.

New bilingual signage has been erected in Enniskillen town centre as part of the Public Realm Scheme.

Matt Beaumont, an Alliance Party candidate in Fermanagh and South Tyrone, has announced he has left the party and taken a step back from politics.

The National Trust Fermanagh is appealing for witnesses after the windows of two buildings were smashed at Florence Court.

The final preparations are being put in place at Strule Arts Centre, Omagh, for the annual celebration of August Craft Month 2022 which this year will showcase two exceptional craftsmen, Fermanagh native ceramicist Padraig Drugan and Des Cullen.

According to a recent poll on recycling in Northern Ireland, eight out of 10 householders in the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council area are happy with how the Council has asked them to recycle.

Following the emergence of a video showing the singing of pro-IRA chants in a bar in Dromore, the Ulster Fleadh Executive Committee has come out in strong condemnation of the contents of the video.

The family of missing Fermanagh man Frank McCaughey (29) are still appealing for information as to his whereabouts, with police now believing that he may have travelled to Germany from Denmark.

The availability of lateral flow testing for people with Covid-19 symptoms has been extended into this month, August.

In this week's newspaper

After many months of hard work, the line-up for this year's 'Ray of Hope' (Mickey Mac's Memorial Weekend) in Newtownbutler is now official.

A Co. Down woman who had come up to Enniskillen to meet and stay with friends ended up sleeping in her car following a disagreement.

A five-month prison sentence has been given to a man convicted of breaching a restraining order.

Married couples or people in civil partnerships can share their personal tax allowances.

The famous red TED dot was centre stage in the Ardhowen Theatre recently when local woman Emma Weaver brought TEDx to Enniskillen.

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

WHILE the Dublin Press is wailing over the sorry plight of the farmers in the South, who have in many instances no crops to save – and for those that have, there is no means of saving it – the farmers of the North are having a very prosperous sea...

THE BAWNACRE Centre at Irvinestown was a hive of activity on Tuesday afternoon when more than 1,000 children created a terrific buzz about the place.

A report has warned the UK is set to enter a recession which will hit millions of the most vulnerable households up and down the UK.