A highly respected educator and former principal of Sperrinview Special School in Dungannon, has died peacefully following a short illness. She passed away on April 16, 2026, at Craigavon Area Hospital, surrounded by her loving family.

Police are investigating after graffiti was daubed on the wall of a commercial premises in Enniskillen.

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) in partnership with Bank of Ireland Open Farm Weekend (BOIOFW) and sponsors Asda, are pleased to confirm the winners of the 2026 ‘Grow it, know it. eat it!’ schools’ competition.

The Mid Tyrone group of the Ulster Farmers’ Union has reported a busy and productive winter programme, marked by strong member engagement, educational visits and a major award success.

Councillor Kevin McElvogue has spoken of his sense of shock upon coming across the remains of sheep, calves, and a cow at a particular rural spot in Clogher Valley – a scene so harrowing he described it as “a graveyard”.

There is sadness in Enniskillen after the death of a grandmother of 12.

A meeting being hosted by UNISON in Enniskillen will hear calls for greater respect, recognition and improved working conditions for classroom assistants across the education system.

A 21-year-old man accused of “extreme violence” against his heavily pregnant partner, which continued after she gave birth, has been remanded in custody.

The Education Authority can confirm that C2k services across schools have now been largely restored following a recent cyber attack.

A group of music lovers from across the country, known as the Accordion Squeezers, have generously donated £2,000 to Air Ambulance Northern Ireland.

As lines are cast across still waters, youth workers in the Western Trust are using fishing as a powerful way to connect with young people and support their wellbeing.

Eight fixed penalty notices have been issued to fuel protesters, the PSNI have revealed.

Police are appealing for information after criminal damage was caused to a tractor that was taking part in a fuel protest.

Police in Enniskillen say they found ‘no evidence of criminal activity’ after being called to an incident on Sunday.

A £36.4 million support package has been announced for home heating oil users in Northern Ireland.

A man has been arrested after an incident in court on Thursday when boiling water was thrown over another male.

Lakeland Dairies has confirmed that it paid over £11 million to dairy farm families in Co. Fermanagh last year, which it claimes "underlines the co-operative’s strong contribution to the local economy and rural communities".

Fermanagh’s high streets have changed many times, but the traces left behind by closed shops still speak clearly. Old advertisements, court reports and photographs reveal how people once shopped, ate and socialised, and how businesses shaped the rh...

The Coalisland Summer Bash will return on Sunday, May 17.

A fundraising appeal for Pamela Stephens, who is undergoing treatment for advanced cancer, has now passed the £100,000 mark.

Lough Erne Resort has secured a major all-island award, being named ‘Ireland’s Best Resort / Destination Venue’ at the Wedding Venue Awards.

According to recent Centrepoint research, there are tens of thousands of 18 to 25-year-olds across the country facing homelessness.

Acclaimed Enniskillen‑based contemporary dance company Dylan Quinn Dance Theatre has secured a significant funding boost of £30,000 to support its long‑term development through the Arts & Business Northern Ireland (A&B NI) Blueprint prog...

Silage making can be a stressful and time-consuming period in the farming calendar, which is why it is important to have the right equipment for the job.

The First Minister and Deputy First Minister showed a united front as they called on the UK Government to cut the taxes needed to reduce fuel costs.

Armed Gardaí and air support units are among those searching for a man after force members were attacked in Monaghan this morning.

Bank of Ireland is launching a region-wide series of free fraud awareness events aimed at helping consumers protect themselves from financial crime, with local sessions planned for Omagh and Enniskillen.

Two Fermanagh students have been awarded an All Ireland Scholarship, which will cover the full duration of their undergraduate studies.

First Minister Michelle O'Neill and Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly have visited a major manufacturing facility to discuss its economic impact and opportunities for future investment.

A row broke out in Strabane Magistrates Court ahead of a committal hearing in a murder case after the families of the victim and accused clashed.

A Northern Irish entrepreneur has been named on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list.

Tributes have flown in for a Tyrone teenager after his unexpected death on Wednesday.

Michelle O’Neill says there is ‘absolute commitment’ to the Enniskillen bypass being built.

A new venue has been announced for the Pipe Band and Drum Major Championships, which will now take place on Saturday, May 23 at Necarne Castle, Irvinestown

Richard McCaw's plan to celebrate the Northern Ireland Daffodil Group's 50th Anniversary at Fermanagh Gardening Society's Daffodil and Spring Flower Show was successfully fulfilled on Friday, April 10, which also coincided with their own 60th anniver...

Complaints linked to housing conditions across Northern Ireland have risen sharply in recent years, according to new figures obtained by The Impartial Reporter.m

A key player in Ireland’s funeral sector has announced a new managerial appointment

The quiet village of Bellanaleck is one you could easily drive through without ever realising there is much going on it.

An Enniskillen pet store has shared photos of an adorable baby badger.

Michelle O’Neill insists it is the duty of everybody to ‘end the scourge’ of violence against women and girls in Northern Ireland.

Bail has been refused in a domestic violence case in which it alleged a man told his partner’s friends to leave while “waving a knife”

A teenager has been arrested as part of an inquiry into a cyber security incident involving the Education Authority earlier this month.

A World War Two era mortar was discovered in Tyrone earlier last weekend.

The funeral of a young Irvinestown man who unexpectedly died on Sunday will take place tomorrow.

New research led by Queen’s University Belfast outlines how Lough Neagh, the UK and Ireland’s largest freshwater lake, is under threat from commercial sand dredging.

The Royal National Lifeboat institution (RNLI) has put out its own Mayday call as Carrybridge lifeboats launched 20 times in 2025 on Upper Lough Erne, with volunteer crews coming to the aid of 48 people

The salaries of four of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s highest paid employees has been revealed.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust) has purchased the premises of Fintona Medical Practice from the retired GP partners, a move which the Trust claims will "secure the future of primary care services for the local community."

A repeatedly-delayed contest hearing relating to an Enniskillen man who is accused of voyeurism at Erneside Shopping Centre will take place next week.

A motorist has been arrested after being detected driving at more than three times the legal alcohol limit in Dungannon in the early hours of this morning (Wednesday).