An Enniskillen man, who was caught with three bags of cocaine in the passenger seat of his car has been given four month jail sentence suspended for two years, at the Magistrates Court.

Drivers are being warned that delays should be expected in Enniskillen as NI Water return to continue works on the Cornagrade Road.

Deborah Erskine has called for urgent clarity on A5 land re-vesting and compensation, raising concerns over valuations based on 2024 market prices.

A Dungannon man, who allegedly threatened to post a sexual image of his ex- partner on social media and demanded £500 not to share the image, has been refused bail at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

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A full house gathered at Enniskillen Mart for the Suckler Calf Show and Sale, as farmers and breeders showcased quality stock and competed for the top prizes.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has launched a new recruitment campaign for student officers, offering a starting salary of £35,000 and the opportunity to earn a degree while training.

Diana Armstrong challenges the Agriculture Minister over herd size warnings, farm investment funding and the future of family farming in Northern Ireland.

Tributes have been paid to Enniskillen man Billy Hyde, who died unexpectedly, leaving behind his young daughter Ivy and heartbroken family.

Enniskillen Bus Station wins Platinum in Translink’s 2026 SPIRIT awards, recognising green standards, safety and community engagement in Northern Ireland.

Small businesses across Northern Ireland will be able to access up to £15,000 in support to help them grow and reach new markets through a new £2.3 million Invest NI programme.

A £1.4m resurfacing scheme on the A4 Annaghilla Road near Augher begins October 17, with road closures, diversions and speed restrictions until November 16.

One person has been taken to hospital following a single-vehicle road traffic collision on the Inishmore Road in Lisbellaw on Saturday afternoon.

Police are at the scene of a sudden death in Enniskillen.

Modern motorists may grumble about potholes and puddles, but a century ago some Lisnaskea churchgoers had an even bigger problem

The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has ruled that the disputed Orange parade in Portadown cannot proceed as previously determined, following unsuccessful efforts to reach an agreement between the Portadown District Loyal Orange Lodge and Gar...

Police are becoming increasingly concerned for the wellbeing of a man who was last seen in Enniskillen earlier this week.

Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA Deborah Erskine criticises the First Minister for missing a committee meeting, calling for powers to compel her attendance.

Enniskillen baker Joe Kelly plans to increase production to 10,000 sourdough loaves a week as a new production centre drives expansion across the region.

Four-bedroom home at 11 Flaxfield Wood, Enniskillen, for sale with a £272,500 guide price, west-facing garden, two bathrooms and modern family living.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust says no domestic services staff have had their contracted hours cut.

Plans to ban third-party commercial sales of puppies and kittens in Northern Ireland have received Executive approval, paving the way for new legislation aimed at tackling irresponsible breeding and improving animal welfare.

One person was hospitalised after a crash in Lisbellaw on Thursday afternoon.

Enniskillen RFC has paid tribute to one of its former women’s team players who died unexpectedly in New Zealand.

Motorists are being urged to exercise caution following an oil spill on a busy Enniskillen road.

The achievements of St Aidan’s School pupils were celebrated at the school’s annual prize night, with the Class of 2026 among those recognised for their success across school life.

A road in Lisbellaw has been closed with police at the scene of a single-vehicle crash.

Gardaí have appealed for information to help locate a 16-year-old girl who has been reported missing from Cootehill, Co Cavan.

Diana Armstrong has called on help from the Government for people being effected by rising fuel costs, with Fermanagh among those hit hardest.

Garvaghy Road stand-off replicated in council chamber as opposing sides remain divided

A teenager accused of murdering a male and attempted murder of a woman and child is currently unfit to appear in court, a psychiatric assessment has found.

Household recycling in the Fermanagh and Omagh District has improved slightly but remains below the council’s target, according to its latest annual performance report.

Ferney Rise residents in Enniskillen raise asbestos concerns over stippled ceilings, delayed Housing Executive action and gas conversion work.

Loved-up couples in Fermanagh who feel their undying affection for each other is worthy of an award have missed their opportunity for plaudits by a few decades – but the Ideal Couple Competition of 1996 had serious financial incentive.

Not every visitor to Fermanagh arrives by road, rail or boat

The film Star of the Sea explores Bobby Sands’ footballing past, a Catholic-Protestant team torn apart by the Troubles and its legacy of peace in Northern Ireland.

Concerns over speeding traffic and noise on Belmore Street were raised in a letter published in The Impartial Reporter in October 1976

As a motion calling for a charter to be set up to help tackle violence against women and girls was being debated recently, Council Deputy Chair, Councillor Eva Cahoon referred to the negative influence of some online contents on young people, and par...

A motion calling for a charter to be set up to help tackle violence against women and girls, enjoyed unanimous support at the September 24 monthly meeting of Mid Ulster District Council.

Four people were brought to safety after a motorboat broke down on Lower Lough Erne.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has at least £420,000 in vacant assets, including Enniskillen homes and sites unused since April 2015, FOI reveals.

‘The children’s ward became our second home’: Mother reflects on daughter’s five-year health journey

The chatter of farmers, the lowing of cattle and the steady movement of people through the mart created a lively atmosphere at Fivemiletown on Monday as the annual show and sale got underway.

‘People are introducing their own rules without authority’  – Ovens

The Court of Appeal decision clearing the way for the A5 Western Transport Corridor to progress has been welcomed by political representatives and Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.

Fermanagh and Omagh recorded Northern Ireland’s lowest start-up jobs figure, creating 139 against a 170 target as Go Succeed shifts to flexible support.

The Friends of the Cancer Centre Fermanagh Fundraising Group will hold its annual cabaret and dancing night at Kinawley Community Centre on Tuesday, October 13.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council cuts fleet carbon emissions by 92% using HVO, while investing in electric vehicles and depot charging infrastructure.

This cutting from The Impartial Reporter offers a glimpse into changing social attitudes in the 1920s

Enniskillen man John Quinn, 40, will contest assault and threats to damage property charges over an alleged Round O incident; case returns November 2.