When Grace Harrison first set foot on the CAFRE Enniskillen campus, she knew almost immediately that she had found her place.

Police are dealing with a security alert in Omagh following the discovery of a suspicious object in the Culmore Park area.

When women talk about reaching the end of the line, they are rarely talking about a single moment. They are talking about a long, often invisible process of coping, adjusting and enduring. They are talking about the slow accumulation of pressure, fea...

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council are to meet with Ofcom after the communications regulator supported their concerns around Royal Mail postal delays. Councillors have previously discussed the apparent prioritising of parcels over letters which has...

There is no shortage of big opinions, bright ideas and bold dreams in the P1 class at Lisbellaw PS. From football stars and fairy ambitions to school dinners crowned with pink icing and sprinkles, the youngest pupils at the school have plenty to say ...

With January done and dusted, you might, like me, be reviewing how well New Year’s resolutions are going thus far.

Please be aware of possible traffic disruption in Enniskillen at the weekend due to a public demonstration.

The new Deputy Leader of the Ulster Unionist Party has said it will be up to the Fermanagh University Partnership Board to decide whether The Clinton Centre is renamed.

Mid-Ulster councillor Dan Kerr has been arrested for an alleged sexual assault, it can be revealed.

SEFF has awknowledged the upcoming 40th anniversary of the murders of Derek Breen and John McCabe in Maguiresbridge.

In today’s competitive job market, practical skills and real-world experience are more valuable than ever.

Charges against a Tyrone man, who was accused of paying for sexual services from a woman, has been found not guilty and all charges have not been dismissed.

Two cancer specialist nurses and a range of other services will be funded for the next five years at Fermanagh Cancer Support Centre after a £500,000 lottery grant was received.

The director of the group responsible for the care of The Clinton Centre says it would “premature, unjustified, and contrary to the principles of fairness and due process” if it was renamed amid controversy around Bill Clinton’s naming in the E...

Mourners have paid their final respects to well-known Enniskillen man, Robert 'David' Jackon.

Newly qualified nurses emerging from Northern Ireland’s training system are entering a labour market shaped as much by fluid staffing pressures as by long term workforce shortages, according to correspondence from the Department of Health respondin...

The victim of a fatal road traffic collision in Cavan on Monday has been named as father-of-six David McBride.

A convicted paedophile who went on to stab a horse to death in an act of revenge which he filmed has avoided prison by “the narrowest of margins” for his latest offending over the fraudulent sale of a horse.

Residents of a Clogher housing estate have raised serious concerns about a rodent infestation they believe is linked to Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) property.

The community of Coalisland is mourning a mother who sadly passed away on Tuesday.

Councillor Ian Milne (Sinn Féin) has urged Mid Ulster District Council to respond to a Department for Infrastructure (DfI) draft Speed Limit Review document, as the Moyola DEA representative feels strongly that everything needs to be done to reduce ...

Education Minister Paul Givan has published a five-year budget strategy for public consultation in response to Northern Ireland’s deepening education funding crisis. Minister Givan said: “Northern Ireland’s education system has long been a sour...

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has voted to defer a decision on taking up an invitation to visit China in April. This followed a close vote to decline the trip completely, which was very narrowly defeated.

Work on long awaited capital redevelopment at Enniskillen Library is expected to begin on site by this summer.

From Fermanagh to the frontline: Armstrong on her goals to transform Unionism

The Longest Yarn returns to Enniskillen in February with a new exhibition at St Macartin’s Cathedral from February 9 until March 20

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has issued a final call for applications as the current recruitment drive for Student Officers and Custody Detention Officers is set to close.

The PSNI are in attendance at a 'serious' road traffic collision in County Tyrone.

The Department of Agriculture, Environment, and Rural Affairs (DAERA) recently stocked various waters with "takeable" fish.

A Fermanagh-based family business has marked a milestone year with the arrival of its newest, and youngest, member.

Northern Ireland artist Diane Henshaw completes British Council-backed residency in Rajasthan, India, developing ecological art and leading community workshops.

Enniskillen Light Operatic (ELO) has announced that its 2026 musical production will be Disney’s smash-hit Frozen, following the success of last year’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.

Thousands of UK parents urge MPs to raise the minimum social media age to 16, backing a Smartphone Free Childhood campaign.

John Virgo, who has died aged 79, was known for his playing career in snooker as well as being a commentator for the sport on the BBC

Tesco customers are being warned to check their accounts urgently as £11 million worth of Tesco Clubcard vouchers are set to expire

A 'very rare' £2 coin has sold for 26 times its face value because of one subtle error.

A petition has been launched to save an afternoon flight from Donegal to Dublin which has been branded a ‘lifeline’ by those who use it.

As part of NI Apprenticeship Week (February 2 to February 6), South West College (SWC) is highlighting the transformative impact of apprenticeships and the powerful opportunities created through strong local education and industry partnerships.

Gardai in Donegal have paid tribute to ‘Honorary Garda’ Adam Mc Donnell after the teenager’s death on Tuesday.

A lorry has overturned on the Lough Shore Road on Tuesday afternoon.

 The future of emergency general surgery and wider health services in Fermanagh and West Tyrone remains unresolved, with campaign group Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) to host a public rally on Sunday.

Tributes have been paid to a former hotelier in County Cavan who died earlier this week.

Artists from the worlds of music, poetry and spoken word will unite on Saturday, February 21, for a very special charity gig in support of mental health.

More than 500 of the jobs supported by Invest NI in Fermanagh and South Tyrone over the past five years have already been created, Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald has said.

A programme of road, transport, flood protection and public realm projects has been delivered across West Tyrone since the restoration of the Executive last year, the Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has said, with further major schemes planned in...

There is no eradication method available to remove highly invasive quagga mussels from Lower Lough Erne, the Environment Minister Andrew Muir has said. 

A charge against a forty-six-year-old man accused of assaulting his sister has been withdrawn. 

As the Government attempts to overturn the amendment made by the House of Lords, which backed the move to ban under-16s in the United Kingdom from social media platforms, we took to the streets of Enniskillen to see what locals think.

Driver and passenger escape ‘unharmed’ after car fire outside hotel

It has been confirmed that Jim McDonald, the iconic Ulsterman who graced the cobbles of Coronation Street will die off-screen this year.