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

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).

John Joe McManus (92) was cutting hair and listening to thousands of tales on the broad Main Street of Belleek from the early 1950s to 2011.

'About to Fall Apart' is a quietly powerful and emotionally charged novel that explores the fragile threads binding family, identity and memory.

A local priest has issued a heartfelt call for unity and community action following what he described as an “appalling” act of vandalism at a Church of Ireland Sunday School in Newtownbutler.

South West College will welcome leading entrepreneur, author, and business mentor Seán Gallagher to Enniskillen as the keynote speaker at a special World Creativity Day Business Breakfast on April 21 at the College’s CREST Centre.

A protest is planned to take place in Enniskillen this Saturday, with organisers calling on people across Fermanagh and surrounding areas to attend.

A family refusing to give up hope has rallied thousands in support of a woman determined to keep fighting terminal cancer.

A video widely shared on social media appears to show a man discharging slurry from a tanker at the Ballygawley roundabout on Tuesday night.

Council confirms investigation underway after horse welfare concerns reported in Seskinore

The contentious issue of the disposal of Mantlin Playing Fields was raised at the most recent meeting of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council; however, the substantive discussion was moved into confidential business, therefore excluding the public fr...

Sinn Féin Councillor Nuala McLernon has welcomed a review announced by the Department for Communities into the Disabled Facilities Grant.

An MLA has called on the National Trust to reconsider its decision to close the campsite at Crom Estate.

A leisure facility in Lisnaskea has come under criticism following the introduction of an updated changing room policy affecting children using its fitness and swimming facilities.

Today media outlets across the country are joining a Day of Action to call for the UK Government to include anti-SLAPP protections in the forthcoming King’s Speech.

Mantlin playing fields raised at council meeting – but discussion held behind closed doors.

Property owners in Fermanagh, Tyrone and across Northern Ireland have received their domestic rates bills in recent weeks, with increases reported across the board.

A Dungannon man has been fined £400 for an expletive-laden outburst against police officers.

Paddy Treacy is down to the final five acts competing for a chance to open The Late Late Show’s Country Special later this year.

Tributes are flying in for ‘The First Lady of Celtic Music’ after the death of Donegal’s Moya Brennan.

The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) is exploring whether "additional funding" is available to replace Derrygonnelly's decorative street lamps with similar "decorative equipment".

Lawyers for a woman nicknamed the Twelfth Flasher after exposing her breast during a Twelfth Parade in Belfast have withdrawn from a case in which she is accused of possessing magic mushrooms.

Drivers have been issued with fines and a number of people cautioned following a PSNI policing operation linked to fuel price protests across Northern Ireland today (April 14).

Shipping containers that were set in front of a derelict Enniskillen hotel will remain in place until planning permission is granted for its demolition, the Council have revealed.

A new cross-Border funding initiative is being sought to address what councillors have described as decades of underinvestment in rural roads infrastructure across the Border corridor.

A grandmother from Fermanagh has received widespread support after a fundraising appeal to help fund cancer treatment surpassed its £70,000 target.

A go-slow protest is currently underway at the Ballygawley roundabout, it has been confirmed.

Understandably, most people in Fermanagh at the minute are focused on one thing: the cost of living. You see it at the petrol pumps. You feel it when the heating oil is running low. You notice it every time you do the weekly shop

One of four men accused of terrorism charges after an improvised explosive device was discovered in the Ravensdale area of County Louth has been refused bail for the second time.

Pulmonary Fibrosis NI has received a donation of €1,210 made in memory of the late Bart Teague.

A reconvened public inquiry into a gold mine application in Co. Tyrone is facing “very similar” issues to when it was suspended a year ago, its lead official has said.

A major cross-border health partnership has set out the scale and scope of its work across the Fermanagh and wider border region in response to a Fermanagh and Omagh District Council request for information on cross-border initiatives.

A UK Government minister has responded to Fermanagh and Omagh District Council regarding concerns over the UK digital ID scheme, confirming that there is “no legal obligation for people to have or present the national digital ID.”

The Chinese Consul General in Belfast has expressed appreciation for the work carried out by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council in relation to a proposed fact-finding visit to China, following confirmation last month that the Council would not acce...

A Facebook post from Irvinestown Wanderers has expressed deep sadness following the passing of Kevin “Budgie” McCarney, a highly regarded and respected figure in the local sporting community.

The Enniskillen Sarcoidosis Support Group which has been supporting sufferers of sarcoidosis and their families for over 15 years is organising a first for Northern Ireland – a Patient Day in Enniskillen on Friday, 24 April 2026.

A driver suspected of being involved in a series of fuel thefts deliberately rammed a police car in a bid to escape arrest, the PSNI has said.

Two cars were damaged after a crash in Enniskillen on Monday afternoon.