A Fermanagh man who suffered a cardiac arrest moments after stepping off a bus in Enniskillen says he is “blessed to be here” after a remarkable chain of events saw a former nurse happen to be in exactly the right place at exactly the right time.

For 35 years, Ernie Conlon has been one of the familiar faces behind one of Fermanagh football’s great success stories.

New Health Minister Robbie Butler has visited Fermanagh to hear first-hand about the challenges facing rural general practice.

The new Carrybridge Hotel is aiming to open its doors in 2027 with developers insisting they are on course for a summer start.

Diana Armstrong has hit back at claims she is a “lame duck” on South West Acute Hospital, insisting she was the person who brought the new Health Minister through its doors.

Fermanagh farmers are being encouraged to consider the benefits of voluntary electronic identification (EID) tags for cattle, which are being introduced from September 7.

Council to invite new Health Minister and UUP leader to meeting on SWAH

The case of a Fermanagh man accused of attacking his partner with a pitchfork which fully pierced her hand has been returned for trial.

Press have successfully challenged a reporting ban imposed after a man accused of a horrific campaign of domestic abuse lasting over a year, threatened to self-harm from the “anxiety of the case becoming known”.

Residents at an Irvinestown housing development say they have been left waiting for promised works to be completed, raising concerns about unfinished roads, a lack of street lighting and undeveloped land within the estate.

Residents at an Irvinestown housing development say they have been left waiting for promised works to be completed, raising concerns about unfinished roads, a lack of street lighting and undeveloped land within the estate.

Parents of children attending St. Joseph’s Primary School in Donagh have voiced concerns over the permanent closure of the school’s kitchen and the decision to transport school meals from Maguiresbridge.

Agreed £13.5 million for investment in GP core services still not delivered

Centrepoint were able to place him into accommodation and help him find a job.

Teachers across Northern Ireland, including those working in schools across Fermanagh, have voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action amid growing concerns over workload and bureaucracy.

Tributes have been paid to a popular priest who served on both sides of the Border.

Paddy Treacy has appealed for information after his Enniskillen sweet store was broken into and ‘ransacked’ in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Belcoo O’Raghallaighs GFC has raised £1,000 for two local causes through the sale of obsolete playing jerseys from some of the club’s old kits.

A court has heard police were so concerned about potential for domestic violence from an Omagh man they took the step of disclosing his previous behaviour to his current partner, whom it is alleged he attacked at the weekend in Enniskillen.

The Ardhowen Theatre is marking 40 years of culture and creativity with a special anniversary celebration.

A cross-border initiative is helping organisations turn social enterprise ideas into sustainable, community-driven growth.

The Allingham Festival has announced a new judge for its 2026 poetry competition.

A car alarm is going off in the Lisnaskea Livestock Sales car park.

Enniskillen Library will close to the public later this month as work on the redevelopment of the facility gets underway.

Over 300 anglers from all over the island took part in the highly successful five-day 46th Melvin Open organised by the Garrison and Lough Melvin Anglers Association.

A teenager has appeared in court in relation to the murder of a male and attempted murder of a woman and child.

Fermanagh and Omagh Council to light Enniskillen Castle and Strule Arts Centre in support of health awareness campaigns and commemorative events, September.

A 23-year-old man has been charged with arson following a fire at a property in Coalisland.

A new 40mph speed limit which has been introduced on the approach to Tempo has been welcomed by DUP MLA Deborah Erskine.

A planning application has been lodged for the construction of holiday cottages, along with the provision of three caravan pitches and four camping pitches in the vicinity of 86 Killygullib Road, Swatragh.

The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has expressed strong support for the proposed provision of an EV charging hub to include HGV EV charging bays, next to Creagh Roundabout in Toomebridge.

A planning application has been lodged for the construction of an environmental education and community facility at Traad Point, on a former Ulster University freshwater laboratory site, off the shore of Lough Neagh on the Point Road, Ballyronan.

A planning application has been lodged for the demolition of existing mobile classrooms at Holy Family PS, Magherafelt, and for these to be replaced by new mobile accommodation, along with associated site works.

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Starting school is a special milestone, but St Naile's Primary School in Kinawley had even more to celebrate as triplets and twins began P1 together back in 2001.

Southern HSC Trust board member, Chris Stewart has praised the Trust management team for going out of their way to minimise the impact of the 4 per cent budget saving required of them annually, however his belief is that imposing such a drastic budge...

Southern HSC Trust Director of Planning, Performance and Informatics, Elaine Wilson has acknowledged that some degree of uncertainty remains as to whether patients and staff will be impacted by planned budget cuts, however she stressed that any such ...

Addressing Southern HSC Trust Board members at their August 27 meeting, Chief Executive of the health body, Steve Spoerry revealed that as much as meeting a 4 per cent budget-reduction target was a major challenge, the initial ask was for a 6 per cen...

A child remains in a critical condition following an incident in Dungannon in which a man was found dead inside a home.

A murder investigation has been launched after a man was found dead alongside a seriously injured child in Dungannon.

A County Monaghan woman has been found dead alongside her husband while on a family holiday in Spain.

Police are investigating a serious assault in Dungannon and have urged members of the public to avoid the area while enquiries are carried out.

A person has been taken to hospital following a suspected arson attack at a house in Coalisland in the early hours of Saturday morning.

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Fermanagh and Omagh District Council are looking for talented, motivated and community focused individuals for a range of exciting roles.

Four men have been charged with offences linked to an offensive display placed on a bonfire in Moygashel earlier this summer, following an ongoing police investigation into the incident.

A driver has been fined and given six penalty points after police stopped an uninsured vehicle in Bellanaleck.

DAERA must rule out making participation in a new cattle genetics scheme compulsory, the Ulster Unionist Party has said.

Politicians in Fermanagh and South Tyrone are responding to Andy Burnham’s claim that a Border Poll is “off the table”.

Former Mid and East Antrim Borough Council chief executive Anne Donaghy is among those under investigation over disputed clothing expenses claimed by a former DUP mayor.