The manager of Fermanagh Community Transport has urged Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins to ensure that a £1 million uplift for the sector “is not seen as a one-off”.

A man will appear in court after being stopped by police while driving with excess alcohol and driving with no insurance in the early hours of Monday morning.

Plans for an extension to a community hall near Fintona have been approved by planners.

The annual JustUs Dinner Dance returned to the Lough Erne Resort on Saturday evening, bringing together attendees for an evening of celebration, music, and community spirit.

More than 80 invited guests attended the launch of a new local labour history publication, Red Flags and Rising Voices, at Enniskillen Townhall last Thursday evening.

21-year-old Joshua Keys from Seskinore in Co. Tyrone has been appointed as one of four Vice Presidents of the Young Farmers Clubs of Ulster (YFCU), marking a significant milestone in his long-standing involvement with the organisation.

Firefighters were deployed following reports of a suspected gas smell, but later confirmed there was no danger to the public.

The Ulster Farmers’ Union has warned that Northern Ireland’s beef industry is facing a ‘perfect storm’ as factory prices continue to spiral downwards, imports surge and confidence across the sector rapidly deteriorates.

Work has officially commenced on a major cross-border community development project involving rural areas of County Fermanagh and County Donegal.

Justice Minister, Naomi Long, has insisted her department has taken "significant steps" to improve the experience of domestic violence victims within the justice system.

An Omagh man who engaged in what was described as “unusual and odd” stalking and harassment offences has been released on bail.

Chris Hoy has been remembered as someone who ‘loved life’ and had a ‘way of making people feel at ease’ as crowds gathered for his funeral.

1st Clogher Girl Guides held their annual awards night on Thursday, May 7, at Clogher Presbyterian Church Hall, celebrating a year of achievements.

Northern Ireland’s Department for the Economy is facing a widening gap between what it is expected to deliver and what it can afford, with senior officials warning that difficult decisions on funding, services, and priorities are now inevitable.

A seemingly local issue about where trees are planted has revealed a more complex web of responsibility within Northern Ireland’s government, as ministers and agencies navigate overlapping roles.

The future of community care in Fermanagh is becoming increasingly dependent on overseas workers, even as local officials warn that the very system designed to bring them in is riddled with obstacles.

Police have seized a stolen vehicle traced to England during a major enforcement operation targeting crime across the Fermanagh and Omagh district.

Fivemiletown College pupils were named runners-up in the ‘Company of the Year’ category at the Young Enterprise NI Awards for their innovative business idea, Emotion Commotion.

A man was arrested for drink driving while on his way home from a first date as police intensified a major crackdown on crime across the Fermanagh and Omagh district.

The case of a Ballygawley man accused of attempted sexual communication with a child has been returned for trial.

The case of a teenager accused of multiple charges of blackmailing female children into providing indecent images and inciting sexual activity is to be elevated to crown court for trial

One person was airlifted to hospital after a serious two car collision in Cavan on Sunday evening.

An incident which began as drunken, disorderly behaviour resulted in a man grabbing a police officer and trying to kiss her, Dungannon Magistrates Court has heard.

Air Ambulance NI has highlighted the growing impact of global fuel price increases on its operations, placing additional strain on charitable resources.

“seismic political shift” following last week’s elections has been hailed as exciting by Northern Ireland’s First Minister.

Northern Ireland needs a first minister to stand up for it, not its abolition, the region’s deputy First Minister has said.

As Northern Ireland prepares for a new phase of environmental policy, one of its most rural councils is offering cautious support, paired with a clear warning that ambition must be matched by practicality.

Police in Fermanagh have issued an appeal for information as concern grows for the welfare of a missing man last seen in Enniskillen on Sunday night.

Volunteer crews from Royal National Lifeboat Institution in Enniskillen came to the aid of five people onboard two vessels close to Devenish Island on Saturday evening.

The coastguard has been called to an incident on Lough Erne in Enniskillen.

A man in his 30s has died following a house fire in Cavan Town.

The family and friends of Lord Claud Anthony Hamilton gathered in Enniskillen today.

Stephen Forster & Associates Dental Clinic in Roslea is seeking to recruit a full-time dental nurse, while Irvinestown Dental Clinic has a vacancy for a part-time dental nurse.

The community of Irvinestown is in mourning following the passing of well-known resident, Robert 'Bob' Irwin.

NI Water has announced the completion of a new £3.2m Wastewater Treatment Works that will improve wastewater services for the community of Monea, outside Enniskillen.

Retired police officers who responded to 1998 Omagh Bomb have announced they are temporarily withdrawing their participation in an inquiry into the atrocity, warning they cannot continue without urgent improvements in trauma support.

The operator of Fermanagh’s Lough Erne Resort has announced increased turnover and losses for the year until December 31 2024.

The rider who lost his life in an accident at the North West 200 has been named.

The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) has admitted to laying junction markings across a Fermanagh resident's laneway "in error".

A Fermanagh man has been recognised with one of the highest awards in the hospitality industry for his service to guests, international and local, over the past 16 years.

A winning EuroMillions ticket bought in County Tyrone has gone unclaimed.

Almost 40 homes in Hillview, Enniskillen, have benefitted from improvement works including new bathrooms, kitchen upgrades and rewiring, as part of a Housing Executive scheme.

Plans for a new community hub are taking shape in Newtownbutler.

A creative gardening project is drawing attention to the impact of urban farming.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust (WH&SCT) has confirmed that the handling of Katie Simpson’s case has been declared as a Serious Adverse Incident (SAI), almost six years after her death was written off as suicide.

A man has been charged after a major drugs seizure worth an estimated €140,000 in Carrickmacross.

Recommendations to improve animal welfare in dog breeding practices in Northern Ireland have been presented to the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA).

A candidate standing in this year’s UK Youth Parliament elections for Fermanagh and South Tyrone has said road safety, school costs and youth representation are among the main issues driving his campaign.

There was widespread sadness across the Enniskillen community following the death of Christopher “Chris” Hoy, who has passed away peacefully on Friday, May 8, surrounded by his loving family.

The Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh has delivered a powerful warning about the rise of far-right ideology, racism and hostility towards migrants.