In the vast space of Ennis Rock, it is all about the climb. People of all ages reach for the next hold, testing their strength, pulling themselves higher.

A group of teachers, parents and governors from Enniskillen Model Primary School are preparing to take on a daring fundraising challenge later this month, as they abseil down one of Belfast’s most iconic buildings.

Tyrone-based Lowry Building & Civil Engineering (LBCE) is marking 50 years partnering with the water industry to maintain the supply of drinking water across Northern Ireland.

The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland hosted a testimonial dinner to honour their immediate past Grand Master, . Edward Stevenson in Corick House Hotel, Clogher.

Two Omagh men have been returned for trial in relation to an alleged hijacking and robbery which occurred almost a year ago.

BT secures up to £200m NIE Networks contract to deliver digital infrastructure, connectivity, and cyber security for Northern Ireland's electricity network.

The chairwoman of Fermanagh and South Tyrone SDLP, Ciara Dempsey, has called for urgent and meaningful action to address violence against women and girls in the North following the recent killings of Amy Doherty and Ellie Flanagan. 

Concerns have been raised over speeding traffic outside a primary school.

Two drivers were taken to hospital after a crash in Pettigo on Monday night.

Winners from the Fermanagh Feis collected some of their prizes last week.

A popular Fermanagh takeaway has launched its second location by opening a site in Clogher.

The Northern Ireland Housing Executive has launched a sweeping review of how social housing is funded, warning that rising demand, financial pressures and inefficiencies threaten the long-term delivery of new homes.

Lisbellaw YFC has announced the launch of its 2026 Spring Draw, giving supporters the opportunity to win prizes while raising funds for two important causes.

A piano teacher blinded by shrapnel in the 1998 Omagh bombing has today launched a competition inviting schoolchildren to design the logo for her new music charity.

Fr. Oliver O’Reilly has been remembered as a devoted priest, a loyal brother, and a man whose quiet strength and compassion touched countless lives.

British-Irish presenter Dermot O’Leary has been spotted again in Killybegs, County Donegal as filming continues on the second series of his food and travel show.

A family water safety event in memory of a respected swim instructor has been announced.

Tesco Fermanagh launches Easter Holiday Helps scheme, offering pre-packed food donation bags to support vulnerable families and children facing holiday hunger.

A County Tyrone man has been returned for trial in relation to a fatal road traffic collision over four years ago, which caused the death of three people.

Education Minister Paul Givan has said he recognises the vital role rural schools play within their communities.

Diana Armstrong has told the Northern Ireland Assembly that violence against women and girls has reached “an emergency”, as she paid tribute to Ellie Flanagan and Amy Doherty.

Infrastructure officials are to carry out a survey to determine whether a pedestrian crossing is warranted on a busy Enniskillen road following a request raised at Stormont.

A man has been remanded in custody following the discovery of a cannabis factory in Enniskillen.

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has introduced a new mapping resource designed to enhance the protection of breeding wading birds in Northern Ireland.

As part of his visito to Belgium and the Netherlands, DAERA Minister Andrew Muir has travelled to a sustainable dairy farm and met the Dutch Director General for Rural Areas, Nature and Fisheries, Mark Roscam Abbing.

Scheduled daily transport runs are in place to transfer medical samples from Enniskillen to Altnagelvin Hospital, amid questions over coordination and potential costs.

The Royal Ulster Agricultural Society has announced that there will be no poultry classes at this year’s Balmoral Show.

The partner of a pregnant woman in Co Armagh has been found guilty of her murder.

Watches, purses and handbags have been stolen in a raid on a pop-up jewellery store in Dungannon.

There is a quiet confidence to 145 Lettermoney Road, the kind of home that does not seek attention but rewards closer inspection through its balance of setting, proportion and thoughtful design.

The PSNI have issued a warning after reports of scramblers being ‘driven recklessly’ throughout Enniskillen.

A single mobile phone mast in Enniskillen is generating £5,000 annually for a government agency, it has been confirmed.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council will host a rural engagement event aimed at strengthening the voice of rural communities and fostering new opportunities for collaboration, innovation and shared action across the District.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has introduced a new generation of parking payment machines across its Pay & Display off-street car parks, which the organisation claims will offer residents and visitors a more flexible and convenient...

Bail has been refused in the case of a man observed by a concerned witness dragging a woman into a house by the throat, who was then left with significant facial injuries.

Demand for new workers is showing signs of recovery.

The lorry driver charged with causing the death of Fermanagh woman Emma Mackarel in a road traffic collision in Monaghan has been granted bail.

Health Minister Mike Nesbitt has been called to address pressures within the Ambulances Service after it was revealed that the organisation is missing Category 1 and 2 calls by a "significant margin".

The man accused of murdering Ellie Flanagan in Enniskillen is facing 16 more charges for theft and fraud by false representation.

A popular Donegal café has announced its decision to close down next month.

Discover Northern Ireland’s podcast, Postcards from Northern Ireland, features celebrities sharing childhood holiday memories in Fermanagh, Tyrone and beyond.

A respected Enniskillen businessman has died.

Bernadette McAliskey reflects on the deaths of Ellie Flanagan in Enniskillen and Amy Doherty and asks: how many more will it take before this is treated as the crisis it is?

A major donation is helping deliver vital frontline help for farming families.

Plans to expand tractor driving courses for young teenagers will not proceed this year due to resource pressures, the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs has confirmed.

The long-running planning process for Dalradian’s proposed mine in County Tyrone is set to resume on April 13, more than a year after proceedings were suspended in January 2025

A £414,000 road resurfacing scheme on the A46 Lough Shore Road in Enniskillen has encountered ongoing ground movement problems, despite efforts to improve safety along the route.

An individual based in Co. Tyrone has claimed an six-figure windfall from an online gambling app over the weekend.

Emerald Urgent Care has launched a new corporate membership scheme.

Dance Ability Bridge links young people with learning disabilities from Fermanagh and Bremen via inclusive dance, funded by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.