A passion for computers sparked at a South West College open day has grown into a successful career in IT for John Lambe from Belleek, showcasing the strength of the college’s clear progression routes in computing from Level 3 through to degree-lev...

The family and friends of Lord Claud Anthony Hamilton gathered at St. Macartin’s Cathedral, Enniskillen, on Sunday to celebrate his long and happy life.

Primary school pupils across Northern Ireland are being encouraged to become more aware of risks in their homes, schools and communities through a new Education Authority initiative.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has said Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir should have taken action on bovine TB “much more quickly than he has done”.

Patients and members of the public are experiencing difficulties contacting the main switchboard at Western Health and Social Care Trust’s South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) due to an issue affecting incoming calls from mobile networks.

Newpark Homes is currently recruiting for a Company Accountant, offering a strong career opportunity for finance professionals in Tyrone.

Enniskillen residents are being urged to have a ‘spring fling to mend a broken heart’ by donating quality, preloved men’s clothing to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) shop on Townhall Street.

St. Davog's Primary School Belleek in Fermanagh are joining the NI Water 'Refillution' by pledging to use their new reusable water bottle, supplied by NI Water.

Police in Fermanagh are looking for help after two horses were found in Lisbellaw.

There can be very few people over the past ten days who have not heard or read the widespread comment on the ‘Katie Simpson’ Independent Review.

I am writing this on a quiet Saturday morning after the political storm everybody saw coming. Across England’s council elections, and in the devolved elections in Scotland and Wales, Britain’s political weather changed significantly overnight.

The statistics presented to us through the various media outlets about the war in the Middle East fail to convey the full horror of its impact on human and nonhuman life, and the commentary tells us little about the negative consequences for the desc...

A young woman held hostage and attacked by a former partner during a terrifying night of abuse admits she thought she was going to die.

A sex offender who claimed he was ‘addicted’ to child abuse images is living just 100 yards away from a children’s playground.

Hundreds of runners, walkers and well-wishers lined the streets of Enniskillen to cheer on the FTD Brothers during their major marathon challenge, in a show of support that will live long in the memory.

Concerns over rising construction costs and mounting pressures on the industry have been acknowledged by Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald following questions from Diana Armstrong.

The controversial UK Pleasure Boys are set to bring their latest “Wet N Wild” tour to Enniskillen, more than a year after the group sparked headlines and debate across Northern Ireland following a performance at Belfast’s Devenish Complex.

Could businesses across Northern Ireland receive targeted support to tackle rising fuel costs?

At a time when secure, local employment is increasingly important to communities across Fermanagh, Balcas Timber is offering a timely boost for jobseekers with an upcoming recruitment event in Enniskillen designed to make accessing new career opportu...

A new recruitment drive is now underway, offering individuals the opportunity to join a career that goes far beyond the ordinary, with a strong emphasis on personal development, teamwork, and long-term progression.

Garden lovers are in for a treat this week as Ian and Joan Black prepare to open their private garden at Clendinning Cottage, Lisbellaw, in aid of Marie Curie as part of the National Garden Scheme.

There is very little that can bring a mother comfort after the tragic death of her son to an illness.

Enniskillen student Charlie Dougherty, who is currently studying a Foundation Degree in Media at the South West College Erne Campus, says the media pathway from Level 3 through to degree level has given her strong hands-on experience, creative freedo...

Northern Ireland's premier agricultural event, the Balmoral Show, returned in fine style on Wednesday, with attendees travelling from far and wide to experience what is regarded as a major highlight in the annual farming calendar.

Residents in Kesh are set to have their say on the future of Mantlin Playing Fields at a public meeting later this month.

A new poll has found that more than two-thirds of people in the Fermanagh and Omagh council area believe integrated education should become the main model for schooling in Northern Ireland.

There are fresh hopes of the return of Fermanagh County Show on some level, although it will not be possible for this year.

More than 100 tourism businesses, industry leaders, academics, local authorities, and community stakeholders attended the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council Tourism Conference 2026 at Glenpark Estate, Omagh, on Thursday, May 7.

A man will appear in court today charged with causing criminal damage to the cenotaph in Enniskillen on Tuesday.

A child has been taken to hospital after a collision with a car in Donegal this morning.

Deborah Erskine has told Sinn Féin to ‘stop blaming the Brits’ and take responsibility for their own decision-making.

Events across the Clogher Diocese over the coming weeks will bring together fundraising, heritage, worship, and community activity in parishes across Fermanagh, Monaghan, and surrounding areas.

A case involving a sexual assault of a female and breaching a Sexual Offences Order (SOPO) which allegedly occurred almost four years ago has been returned for trial.

A case involving the alleged sexual abuse of two female children during the same incident has been returned for trial.

The father of a man who shot his entire family in Maguiresbridge last year has been given a suspended prison sentence for not properly securing the firearm used in the massacre.

Fermanagh was well represented at Buckingham Palace with a contingent of local volunteers attending one of King Charles III's annual garden parties.

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.

Carrybridge Lifeboat Station has marked a training milestone after volunteer crew member Douglas McFarland completed his Tier 2 passout, while two experienced helms also successfully completed revalidation checks.

The sister of renowned priest and broadcaster Fr Brian D'Arcy has died peacefully surrounded by her loving family.

Ardhowen Theatre is preparing for a busy season of live entertainment, with a programme spanning theatre, comedy, music, and wellbeing events set against the lakeside backdrop of Enniskillen.

Buskers from across Fermanagh and further afield are being invited to take part in this year’s Buskfest as Banbridge prepares to host its annual celebration of live street music on Saturday, June 20.

Ulster Unionist Deputy Leader Diana Armstrong MLA has said that gaps in how violence against women and girls is recorded on public transport are hindering efforts to tackle the issue effectively.

Demolition work on the new Enniskillen Royal Grammar School (ERGS) campus is set to take place over a four-month period, with work scheduled to begin this month, subject to a variation in planning.

The Northern Ireland Assembly has supported RHI (Closure of Non-Domestic Scheme) Bill at Final Stage.

The Hospital Parking Charges Bill has passed into law, the Health Minister has announced, deferring the abolition of charges.

A book that chronicles the history of Enniskillen Rugby Football Club is to be launched at the Killyhevlin Hotel, Enniskillen, on Thursday, 14th of May at 7 pm.

A man initially charged in relation to the murder of Adam Krzan last year who sustained serious injuries following an assault, has had all remaining matters withdrawn.

Enniskillen-based student Charlie Dougherty, currently studying a Foundation Degree in Media at South West College Erne campus, says the media pathway that goes all the way to degree level has provided her with exceptional hands-on experience, creati...

Multi award-winning specialists in horse racing, livestock, veterinary science and engineering research and development look to build on success

The Northern Ireland Branch of the Royal College of Podiatry recently held its annual conference in the Killyhevlin Hotel, which was attended by almost two hundred delegates and trade representatives.