Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) is holding a public meeting in Enniskillen tonight at 7pm to discuss ongoing patient safety concerns following the removal of emergency general surgery at SWAH in December 2022. The campaign will present its analysis of...

A chef who is facing a series of domestic abuse charges was denied bail at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

An Enniskillen man, who is facing a murder charge, has his case adjourned to next month, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

Three people have been hospitalised after a serious road traffic collision in Omagh on Monday afternoon.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust has defended changes to its Emergency General Surgery service after criticism of the arrangements, pointing to two independent reports which it says show improved patient outcomes.

The victim of a motorbike crash in Cavan on Sunday has been named locally as a popular pub owner.

Emergency services are at the scene of a serious road traffic collision in Omagh.

Crowds gathered in St. Joseph’s Church in Ederney to pay tribute to Ciara Carron after her death last week.

A new procedural hearing later this month will set the direction for the next stage of the Omagh Bombing Inquiry, which has already been delayed by six months.

Fermanagh's limestone grasslands will play a central role in a major new conservation project aimed at protecting some of Northern Ireland's rarest butterflies and moths.

A Royal Ulster Constabulary reservist who was murdered near Newtownbutler 40 years ago has been remembered by a victims’ group as “a good family man” whose loss still casts a long shadow over his relatives and the wider community.

Police from the Fermanagh and Omagh District have issued a warning over underage drinking.

The establishment of a new Junior Girls’ Orange Lodge in Derrygonnelly has formed part of the anniversary celebrations of Derrygonnelly WLOL No. 179, which reached eighty years in operation this year.

A man in his 70s has died after a single vehicle road traffic collision in Cavan on Sunday morning.

One of the largest annual parades will take place this weekend, as thousands of spectators are expected to gather along the Rossnowlagh coastline for the Twelfth of July demonstration.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust has launched a major public engagement programme to help shape a long-term vision for the future of health and care services across Fermanagh and West Tyrone.

The County Fermanagh Twelfth of July parade will return to Maguiresbridge this year, a decade on from its last visit to the village, with organisers promising a large, family‑focused day that they say reflects the “friendly, community‑based” ...

The Aisling Centre has received a major financial boost after the hugely successful Ally Pally Experience fundraiser raised an outstanding £15,362.13 for the local charity.

Health campaign group Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) is urging the public to attend a meeting in Enniskillen tonight (Monday) to hear what it says are continuing concerns over patient safety following the withdrawal of emergency general surgery at th...

Mid Ulster councillors have welcomed the rolling out of a Touring and Speciality Markets pilot scheme, which they believe has the potential to add vibrancy and vitality to a number of localities throughout the district.

Councillor Barry Monteith has called on Mid Ulster District Council to introduce free car parking all year round in Dungannon, and he has lent his support for VAT to be reduced to 10 per cent in the hospitality sector.

Councillor Barry Monteith has called on Mid Ulster District Council to introduce free car parking all year round in Dungannon, and he has lent his support for VAT to be reduced to 10 per cent in the hospitality sector.

The Police Service has announced that Sergeant Johnny Hamill, of the Omagh Neighbourhood Policing Team, will be presented with a British Citizen Award (BCA) in recognition of his exceptional contribution to his local community and wider society.

The initiative, delivered by the grant-making charity, will provide participants with an opportunity to gain practical experience in community development

Former First Minister Baroness Arlene Foster has been appointed as an Officer of the Forum on Innovation for Growth (FIG).

Emergency services are at the scene of a road traffic collision on the Lough Shore Road near Belleek.

Clogher Valley Credit Union is seeking to appoint an experienced and motivated Manager to lead the organisation and support its continued growth and development.

DAERA is considering training non‑vets to vaccinate badgers against bovine TB, as part of a new consultation on wildlife interventions to tackle the disease in Northern Ireland.

Three men have been found not guilty of the murder of journalist Lyra McKee in Londonderry in 2019.

Scotts Bakery Ltd, a specialist manufacturer of small cakes supplying both the Irish and Great Britain markets, is currently recruiting for a number of exciting positions at its facility in Fivemiletown, Co Tyrone.

A police officer has suffered a suspected broken nose and other injuries after being violently assaulted in Maguiresbridge in the early hours of Friday morning.

R J Mitten & Sons Ltd is currently seeking to recruit an HGV / Diesel Plant Mechanic for its Lisnaskea site, offering an excellent opportunity to join an established and respected company within the transport and plant sector.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is inviting applications for the position of Community Wellbeing Officer, offering an excellent opportunity for a motivated professional to contribute to the health, wellbeing and quality of life of communities a...

Enterprising Monaghan, a leading social not-for-profit enterprise supporting startups and growing businesses across County Monaghan, is seeking to appoint an outstanding Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead the organisation through its next phase o...

Mount Lourdes Grammar School, Belmore Street, Enniskillen, is inviting applications for a number of exciting opportunities within its dedicated and successful school community.

A County Fermanagh man who left the scene of a fatal road traffic collision after his vehicle struck and killed a motorcyclist just over six years ago, has admitted all charges against him.

A global footwear brand is to open a shop in Enniskillen.

A new padel court is to open in Enniskillen today.

A forty-two-year-old man who perverted the course of justice by claiming he was raped by his ex-partner has been jailed.

Farmers across Northern Ireland are being encouraged to apply for the second year of the Farming with Nature Transition Scheme, as applications open from June 30 to July 31.

Charlie’s Bar in Enniskillen is set to host its annual Summerfest celebration on Sunday, August 30, promising a full day of free entertainment for all ages in the heart of the town.

The inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe has been adjourned in an “unprecedented” move.

TeaForTwo Theatre Company is set to take the stage at the Ardhowen Theatre.

Offered for sale at offers around £375,000, this impressive four-bedroom home combines generous living accommodation, breathtaking views across Upper Lough Erne

This is the remarkable story of a famous McGrath clansman who was both a Roman Catholic and Church of Ireland bishop during his long and notorious career.

An Omagh-based cyber security company has announced plans to create 15 new jobs as part of a major growth strategy aimed at more than doubling its export sales by 2028.

The Fermanagh and Omagh property market has emerged as one of the strongest performers in Northern Ireland, with the latest figures showing house prices have risen by almost 10 per cent over the past year.

New charging arrangements welcomed as boost for rural families, businesses and economic growth

Mid Ulster councillors were briefed on a water quality project at a recent Environment committee meeting, and they called on council officers to raise the profile of the initiative, and to possibly involve community groups as recognised stakeholders ...

A man in his 70s who was arrested in connection with the 1973 murder of County Tyrone teenager Marian Beattie has been released on bail as detectives continue their enquiries.