A busy Donegal road remains shut with fire crews spending the night battling a blaze at a premises near Donegal Town.

A planning application for 19 dwellings at the junction of Ardboe Road and Kilmascally Road, Dungannon, has been deferred to give the applicant an opportunity to scale down his plans, so as not to exceed NI Water capacity and meet other planning requ...

15 Bayview Close is an immaculately presented, fully refurbished three-bedroom mid-terrace home in a small cul-de-sac development in Tamlaght, just a short drive from Enniskillen.

Pilgrim’s Europe’s farming partners from across Northern Ireland have been applauded for their outstanding commitment and dedication at the company’s 2026 Farmer Awards, held at the 157th Balmoral Show.  

The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) is inviting applications from sheep farmers interested in attending an Innovation Visit as part of the Farming for Sustainability – Innovation Scheme.

Those looking for a free, fun and educational day out this June should pay a visit to the CAFRE Enniskillen Campus as part of Bank of Ireland Open Farm Weekend.

More than £380,000 has been allocated to 16 water quality projects, including 11 within the Lough Neagh catchment, Minister Muir has today confirmed.

Demand for integrated education in the Fermanagh and Omagh council area is lower than in several other parts of Northern Ireland, according to a new Department of Education report.

An team of NI Water volunteers recently helped Share Discovery Village on their 60-acre site on the tranquil shores of Upper Lough Erne.

Plans have been submitted for an extension to the existing Beatty’s Spar supermarket in Ballinamallard.

A twenty-one-year-old man has appeared in court in relation to multiple counts of sending unwanted sexual images to a woman over the course of a two day period last year.

RSPB Northern Ireland has announced the acquisition of Inishcreenry, a 60-hectare (150-acre) nature reserve in the heart of Co. Fermanagh.

A major new all-island survey has revealed a decisive generational shift in attitudes towards the Irish language in Northern Ireland, with those born after the signing of the Good Friday Agreement emerging as its strongest supporters.

A new jobs bill is being hailed as the "biggest upgrade to our employment legislation since the Good Friday Agreement".

There is a quiet expectation placed upon motherhood, that it should be a time defined purely by joy, gratitude, and instinctive love. While for many women these emotions are indeed present, the reality is often far more complex.

Tempo resident Cynthia White, who was diagnosed with mixed dementia in 2024, credits the support of her family and local community for her busy social life and positive outlook.

Enniskillen has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. It began with childhood trips to see films in the old cinema and swimming outings to the Lakeland Forum

Niall McCaffrey-Cassidy knew the office life wasn’t for him when he was working in an insurance office in Enniskillen.

Last Wednesday, In London, King Charles - or to give him is full title, Charles the Third, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of His other Realms and Territories, King; Head of the Commonwealth; Defend...

The Department of Justice has confirmed it is working with counterparts in the Republic of Ireland to explore closer co-operation around victims of domestic abuse and gender-based violence, amid growing concern that survivors living along the border ...

Up to 30 women are being advertised on escort websites across Fermanagh and South Tyrone on a daily basis.

External sales are the backbone of the Fermanagh and Omagh economy, accounting for £1.373bn, or 84 per cent, of total turnover generated by Invest NI-supported businesses across the district, it can be revealed.

A major construction milestone has been reached on a long-awaited education project.

The Mid Ulster Drama Festival Committee has been recognised by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council following the success of the All-Ireland Confined Drama Finals 2026, which attracted thousands of visitors to The Patrician in Carrickmore throughout ...

The agri-food industry remains the powerhouse of the Fermanagh and Omagh economy, accounting for a third of all employment across the district and more than half of total sales generated by Invest NI-supported businesses, new figures show.

An Ulster Unionist Peer has warned that Fermanagh and Omagh District Council must not become a “cold house for Protestants” after new workforce figures showed the local authority remains predominantly drawn from a Roman Catholic background.

Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) are calling for The Western Health and Social Care Trust to bring back its 'falls service' two years after it was first suspended.

A man deemed a "predatory" sexual offender who carried out overlapping abuse of three boys has been jailed.

Lady Eleanor Donaldson, the wife of former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, has been ruled unfit to stand trial in a historical sexual offences case in which her husband is a defendant.

A Tyrone cattle farmer has been convicted in court after fifteen animals were euthanised by DAERA welfare officers.

Alison Annan, High Sheriff of County Fermanagh 2026, attended Buckingham Palace’s Garden Party on 12 May with her husband Gordon.

Enniskillen is already gearing up for one of the most talked-about nights of the summer, as the Pleasure Boys UK prepare to bring their “Wet N Wild” tour to town this August – with tickets for the adults-only show already sold out.

Fermanagh GAA has set out an ambitious plan for the next five years with the new central hub remaining their key project.

An Enniskillen woman has been sentenced after what a judge described as a “vicious and unprovoked attack” on another woman at licensed premises in the town.

A wind farm fund is once again inviting community groups to apply for financial support for local projects.

Two civilian witnesses and a police witness have been agreed in the case of a man accused of stealing a Smirnoff Vodka and Bucksfast from Dunnes Stores.

A Donegal man has led a team of Irishmen to the summit of Mount Everest.

The origins of the name Church Hill in County Fermanagh continue to prompt debate among residents, with local accounts ranging from plantation-era connections to more practical explanations rooted in geography and transport history.

More than £2,300 has been raised for a local cancer support charity at a country dance hosted by Mickey Dolan’s Social Dance Classes in Mullaghdun.

At 101 years of age, Sister Mary Patricia Lynn still speaks with the warmth, humour and sharp memory of a lifelong teacher.

Trunk Floor is seeking a Wood Finisher to join its team at the company’s Kesh HQ in Co Fermanagh

The “Derry” vs. “Londonderry” terminology issue is going to be debated at a forthcoming Policy and Resources committee meeting of Mid Ulster District Council.

Planning permission has been refused for the erection of a light industrial building next to a residential dwelling, as the proposed development would, if permitted, have a detrimental impact on the amenity of nearby residents.

Farmers and landowners across Fermanagh are being encouraged to showcase their traditional farming skills and help protect one of Northern Ireland’s rarest habitats with the launch of the Hay Meadow Competition 2026.

A man has been convicted at Omagh Magistrates’ Court for fraudulently claiming over £2,900 in benefits.

A book detailing the history of Enniskillen RFC was successfully launched last week with more than 200 people in attendance.

NI Water has warned that Fermanagh's wastewater system is "under severe pressure" following years of "under investment" during a presentation to Fermanagh and Omagh District Council (FODC).

Households in Fermanagh using so-called "dodgy boxes" to access sport, films, and subscription TV channels illegally may be watching developments across the border with growing concern after Sky secured the details of hundreds of Irish users through ...

Tributes have been paid following the death of Enniskillen man, Marty O'Loughlin.

The PSNI have renewed their appeal after a man died in a two-vehicle collision in Omagh on Sunday.