Ulster Unionist Councillor Mark Ovens has questioned consistency within Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, claiming 29 councillors failed to submit their declarations within the required timeframe.

You may never have heard the story of Sir Kenneth Robinson but I found him a remarkably inspirational man in his own quiet, humorous way.

Enniskillen teacher and rugby stalwart Kenneth McKeown is remembered for his lasting impact on pupils, players, family and friends.

Diana Armstrong criticises the Chancellor’s Budget for leaving the Family Farm Tax unchanged and warns of further costs for Northern Ireland farmers.

CAFRE urges dairy farmers to review winter production costs and improve efficiency, with a 9.35p-per-litre gap between top and bottom performers.

Frustrated locals in a small parish close to the Border of Fermanagh and Tyrone are joining together in a bid to save an historic bridge.

Canon Brian McCluskey, the retired Parish Priest of Roslea, has been remembered for his generosity, dedication and unwavering commitment to priestly service following his death in Belfast on Sunday, October 25.

The four-day SOAS judicial review into the future of emergency general surgery at South West Acute Hospital has concluded, with a High Court ruling expected in the coming weeks.

Recent days have brought out differing perspectives and attitudes regarding the issue of mental health in the public comments expressed by two well-known sports people, namely Derry City footballer James McClean and leading snooker player Mark Allen.

More than 80 people took part in Joe Mahon’s Pint-to-Pint Walk in memory of Sean McKeown, raising funds for Cancer Focus Northern Ireland and its local work.

The Secretary of State’s decision to ban the Drumcree Orange Order parade was lawful, a High Court judge has concluded.

Police are investigating a burglary at a house in Castle Lane, Lisnaskea, where a laptop and jewellery were stolen. Detectives are appealing for information.

A Lisnaskea student is preparing to compete for the Miss Ireland 2026 title at the competition’s grand final next month.

Entries open for the 40th Royal Ulster Winter Fair at Eikon Exhibition Centre, Lisburn, on December 10, 2026, celebrating Northern Ireland’s dairy industry.

A youth currently on bail for a number of public order charges has appeared in court after breaching her curfew by failing to return to the care facility in which she resides.

As conversations about shared futures continue to shape society in Northern Ireland, two Enniskillen clergy whose friendship has become a symbol of reconciliation were today (Wednesday, October 28) honoured for their contribution to peacebuilding.

A Clabby man has been returned for Crown Court on charges including non-fatal strangulation of a female, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

An Enniskillen man who supports military and police veterans at a Fermanagh health and wellbeing centre has been named Volunteer of the Year at the Northern Irish Veterans’ Awards.

The Chancellor is expected to announce new minimum wage rates in the Budget. Find out how much younger workers and those aged 21 and over could earn.

John Healey will deliver his first Budget as Chancellor today, October 28, with households and businesses waiting to see whether he will announce further help with the cost of living.

Royal Mail's Christmas 2026 last posting dates for UK services, Parcelforce and BFPO, plus advice for sending items abroad.

An unnamed celebrity is seeking a High Court injunction to stop ITN and Guardian GNM from reporting sexual misconduct allegations.

Fermanagh hotelier Nicky Cassidy has pledged to champion the county's tourism sector after being appointed president of the Northern Ireland Hotels Federation (NIHF).

The Fermanagh Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) Local Group has released a commemorative calendar ahead of its 50th anniversary in 2027.

The Killyhevlin Lakeside Hotel & Lodges has announced a new wedding venue in its offerings after a £1.5million investment.

Fermanagh war hero Colonel Richard Annesley West VC's replica medals, portrait and citation will feature at Belfast's new UNTOLD Museum, opening in 2028.

Enniskillen pupils represented Northern Ireland at the Sir David Amess Children’s Parliament in Westminster, discussing disability and inclusion.

Two people have been seriously injured after a crash in Ballyconnell this morning.

A popular radio DJ has joked about being stuck in Enniskillen for days after being caught in traffic at Asda.

Brooke House has hosted the launch of this year’s Northern Ireland Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal.

DUP MLA Deborah Erskine accused First Minister Michelle O’Neill of showing contempt for the Stormont Executive Office Committee during a heated exchange.

A woman has made an appeal to find a mother who has not been seen since October 10 in Enniskillen.

An open meeting of Fermanagh Grassland Club recently heard about the rise of one of the leading machinery manufacturers in Ireland, McHale, based in Co. Mayo, who specialise in grassland machinery.

A Hotel Carlton reunion raised £6,233 for Fermanagh Friends of Marie Curie.

Lorraine Browne impressed judges at the Fermanagh and Omagh Ultimate Pitch final with her business Belleverita.

Enniskillen One Act Drama Festival winners include Enniskillen Theatre Company, Estuary Players and Christine Irvine, with 2027 events announced in Fermanagh.

Three students from Enniskillen Royal Grammar School will attend the St. Patrick’s Day Parade at Mons Barracks in England next year following a successful showing at the Irish Guards’ Mini Micks competition.

A Fermanagh castle estate has been named Intimate Wedding Venue of the Year.

A motion, calling on Mid Ulster District Council to urge the British and Irish Governments to use their influence to help secure the safe entry of three mobile maternity units into Gaza, was carried at last Thursday’s (October 22) monthly meeting o...

The A4 Enniskillen Southern Bypass could face further delays after it was revealed it is subject to a legal challenge.

Fermanagh and Omagh councillors condemn vandalism of dual-language road signs as hate crime, with 103 damaged and repairs costing more than £18,000.

Tears fell like rain at the hugely emotional funeral mass for Sean Michael O’Brien in Mary Queen of Peace Church in Garrison on a wintry October morning.

PSNI investigate criminal damage after glass was smashed at Grange Play Park, Fermanagh, as vandalism concerns hit Cornabracken Creche and Kidspace.

Fermanagh and Omagh councillors unanimously call on the PSNI to investigate anti-Irish language leaflets placed on cars amid concerns they may constitute a hate crime.

Ballyconnell man Tommy McManus died in an incident on Crom Road, Newtownbutler. PSNI say the death is not suspicious; funeral details announced.

A road near Ederney has reopened after being closed earlier this evening due to a lorry blocking the route.

A road has been closed this evening after a lorry blocked the road between Ederney Main Street and the Aghagrefin Road junction of the Letterboy Road.

The funeral arrangements have been announced after the death of a former parish priest of Rosslea.

A record 1,600 runners took to the streets of Enniskillen for the town’s annual Spooktacular 5K, with Halloween costumes, cheering crowds and plenty of festive spirit helping to make it the biggest event yet.

Three men face cocaine and criminal property charges at Enniskillen Magistrates Court after alleged offences on August 14; all were granted £250 bail.