Enniskillen man Gary Monaghan faces cocaine, ecstasy and cannabis supply charges, plus drink-driving allegations. He must appear in court on October 5.

Judge Barney McElholm refuses bail to John Ward, charged with drink-driving, no insurance and failing to provide a breath sample; he has 17 road convictions.

A young heart warrior’s first birthday has been marked by an incredible £8,130 raised for two organisations which supported her during the earliest days of her life.

Clogher Valley Golf Club President’s Day saw Gary Colhoun and Gillian Chartres win prizes, while £2,500 was raised for Air Ambulance on September 12.

A Fermanagh Year 11 music student has performed alongside U2 as part of a special orchestra marking the band’s 50th anniversary.

The accompanying photos shows the 11th Battalion (Donegal and Fermanagh), Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, in a captured German communications trench near Havrincourt during the Battle of Cambrai, November 1917, and at the battle of Festubert in May 201...

More than 600 runners took part in this year’s Enniskillen Pink Run, despite a wet start to Sunday’s event.

Knocknagor Primary School is facing potential closure, with staff and parents urging the local community to take part in an upcoming consultation and help protect the rural school.

A priest at the hugely attended funeral mass for Tommy McNern told the congregation the deceased had been a “beautiful ambassador for Ballyshannon.”

Brian Stokes faces dangerous driving charges over a fatal Derrylin crash that killed Aimee Stokes and injured two others; case adjourned to October 24.

A Belcoo man, who assaulted a female at her place of work, has been put under a Restraining Order, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

County Tyrone man Gerald Murphy returned for trial over alleged criminal property conversion and WeLeakInfo decryption tool offences; remanded on bail.

Three men, who were accused of a machete attack and wounding with intent to commit grievous bodily harm in Lisnaskea almost seven years ago ,were returned for Crown Court trial in Dungannon on November 3 following a PE at  Enniskillen Magistrates.....

Tesco has joined the owners of Erneside in opposing a new Marks & Spencer store in Lakeland Retail Park.

Fermanagh’s Oisín McGrath Foundation opens bursary applications for athletes aged 11-18, supporting training, equipment and competition costs until October 29.

A total of £7,900 has been raised for Fermanagh Parkinson’s Support through three separate fundraising efforts.

A Fermanagh couple have donated £3,430 to Stroke Warriors after asking family and friends to make donations instead of buying presents for their 50th wedding anniversary.

Power outages are affecting parts of Lisnaskea, Maguiresbridge and Lisbellaw this afternoon.

Community groups in Belleek and Garrison can now apply for grants from the Callagheen Wind Farm Fund.

Two men have been arrested following an altercation in Lisnaskea on Saturday night.

Newtownbutler-born musician and composer RÓIS has signed with major independent record label Domino, which will give her acclaimed second album MO LÉAN a global release.

A service remembering babies and children who have died during pregnancy or shortly after birth will be held at South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) in Enniskillen next week.

Fermanagh MLA Deborah Erskine has said Michelle O’Neill’s “excuses have been exposed” and called for the First Minister to face greater scrutiny from the Assembly.

MP for Fermanagh and South Tyrone Pat Cullen has said that standing with residents blocking the Orange Order parade through the Garvaghy Road was “the right thing to do.”

Irish unity will be a central theme of Sinn Féin’s campaign after the party reselected its three sitting MLAs to contest Fermanagh and South Tyrone at next year’s Assembly election.

Erskine hits out at Sinn Féin for attending Garvaghy Road protests

Funeral details have been announced for respected Tempo-based priest Fr. John Halton.

Ulster Unionist Deputy Leader Diana Armstrong MLA has called for greater support for women living with endometriosis and other painful gynaecological conditions, while highlighting falling gynaecology waiting times at the elective surgery hub in Enni...

A Tyrone woman has been given a suspended sentence after fraudulently claiming more than £52,000 in benefits.

A Fermanagh-born physician and scientist has received international recognition for his pioneering work in regenerative medicine.

Two brothers from Dungannon are behind a multi-million-pound investment that will transform the former Ulster Tatler headquarters on Belfast’s Boucher Road into a new sport, wellness and hospitality destination.

After nine years serving the communities of Derryvullen North and Castle Archdale, Archdeacon Paul Thompson is preparing to leave Fermanagh and return to England.

The death has taken place peacefully of Ernest “Ernie” Clarke, late of Corcreevy Court, Fivemiletown.

Police have launched an appeal after a motorhome was stole close to Fermanagh’s Border with Donegal.

Stormont to light up purple on October 15 for Baby Loss Awareness Week as Sinn Féin MLA Jemma Dolan hosts a baby loss ribbon display event on October 12.

Erne Integrated College has celebrated its first-ever student to secure a place at the University of Cambridge, alongside a year of strong examination results and achievements across the school.

Sallaghy Mothers’ Union celebrates its 100th anniversary at Enniskillen Townhall, with Councillor Debbie Coyle praising a century of faith and service.

Set amid approximately 1.75 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds just 1.5 miles from Kesh village, this exceptional detached residence offers a rare blend of rural tranquillity, outstanding craftsmanship and modern family living.

Richard Beattie is firing through prices at Fivemiletown Livestock Market in his signature auctioneer tone, barely taking a second to breathe as cattle rattle through the mart’s pens into the sales ring.

Ulster Unionist MLA Diana Armstrong has said "the law must be respected and applied consistently to everyone" following this weekend's controversial Drumcree parade.

Oscar Wilde is set to take over Enniskillen next month as a new festival celebrating his life and work brings a day of literature, music, theatre and dance to the town.

Sinn Féin MLA Jemma Dolan has condemned the Parades Commission's decision to permit an Orange Order march through the Garvaghy Road saying her party "stands firmly with the Garvaghy Road community".

The death has taken place of Kathryn Margaret (Kate) McClements (née Kettyle), Derryclawan Road, Enniskillen.

The Diocese of Clogher has announced the death of retired Tempo parish priest Fr John Halton.

The death has taken place of Claire McManus, of Kilsmullen Road, Largy, Lack, Co Fermanagh.

Canon William Jeffrey, Rector of Lisbellaw with Coolbuck, has been appointed the new Archdeacon of Clogher.

Police are investigating an alleged assault involving two male pupils at a school in Dungannon.

The death has occurred of Tommy McNern, Market Street, Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal, who passed away peacefully in the loving care of his family.

Drivers have been warned to obey a road closure in Omagh after motorists were reportedly ignoring signage and travelling along the closed section towards the Gortin Road.

A £300,000 resurfacing scheme on Kevlin Road in Omagh is due to begin next week.