A busy Donegal road is likely to remain closed for the rest of the night after a crash involving a lorry and a pedestrian.

It was a solemn Good Friday for the community in Belleek as they came together to bid farewell to the late Andy Murie.

Fivemiletown College hosted a Careers Fair on Tuesday evening, welcoming both pupils and members of the wider community to explore a range of future career opportunities.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is to shut facilities across the district because of Storm Dave.

As Easter weekend approaches, the Police Service of Northern Ireland, in partnership with RSPB NI and NIEA, has issued a timely reminder to the public of the importance of not disturbing our native breeding waders and other ground nesting birds.

NFU Mutual renews platinum sponsorship of Bank of Ireland Open Farm Weekend 2026, supporting 23 Northern Ireland farms with free public events and farm safety.

CAFRE Enniskillen Campus hosts equine open day, showcasing courses, facilities and hands-on training for future careers in the UK equine industry.

Deborah Erskine is demanding movement on the A4 Enniskillen Bypass.

Members of Lisbellaw Wednesday Club were treated to a feast for the senses last week when Secretary Betty Little treated them to a cookery demonstration.

The death has occurred of Una Magee, who was recognised as the oldest living past pupil of Knocknagor Primary School.

A successful Easter-themed gathering was held at Brookeborough Elim Hall on Thursday, April 2, bringing members of the community together for a morning of activities and socialising.

Fermanagh residents urged to donate to charity again, after raising over £21,000 for Trócaire amid UK aid cuts, supporting global humanitarian crisis relief. Donate to the Trócaire Box Appeal now.

Students at St Joseph's College Enniskillen were given an insight into the world of beekeeping during a special visit from a local expert.

Sinn Féin MLA Colm Gildernew has voiced serious concerns over upcoming changes to the Motability Scheme, warning that the new rules could substantially increase costs for those who rely on the service.

A local family business has raised £450 in support of mental health services in Enniskillen.

Pupils from St. Mary’s Primary School have been spreading Easter cheer throughout Fivemiletown.

Staff, parents, and governors from Enniskillen Model Primary School have successfully completed a daunting fundraising challenge, abseiling 120 feet down the iconic Europa Hotel in Belfast.

Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA Jemma Dolan has challenged the Health Minister over the removal of services from Rathmore Health Centre in Belleek.

People have been warned about delays on Sunday for Fermanagh’s Easter Commemoration in Roslea.

For Evelyn Cruwys, President of the Fermanagh Gardening Society, being part of the club has been far more than a pastime - it has been a constant source of friendship, purpose and wellbeing.

Since joining YFCU in March 2024 as a a Communications and Marketing Executive, Rachel Armstrong has been turning ideas into compelling stories that showcase the heartbeat of theorganisation.

The illegal USA- Israeli war against Iran continues...

A new chapter in local financial services was recently marked with the official opening of Clogher Valley Credit Union in the former Ulster Bank building on 55 Main Street, Clogher, bringing community-focused banking back to the heart of the town.

Many readers are aware that we are in the middle of the ‘Hungry Gap’ at this time of year.

It is said that a government’s overriding responsibility is to provide national security, or as the UK Home Office say: “The first duty of government is to keep its citizens safe and the country secure.”

A successful day of traditional farming and community spirit was enjoyed at the Clogher–Carntall Presbyterian Church Ploughing Match, which took place on Saturday, March 28.

Farming may be a part-time job for Alan Henderson, but it is very much a full-time passion – and with the help of some prolific cows, he is hoping to grow his suckler herd in comin years.

Celebrating 60 years since its formation, Fermanagh Gardening Society marks a significant milestone in its rich history of promoting horticulture across the county.

Stark new figures have revealed the scale of water pollution in Fermanagh, highlighting the repeated dumping of hazardous materials, asbestos, and fuel laundering waste into waterways across the region.

What began as an interest in flowers soon grew into a lifelong involvement with the Fermanagh Gardening Society for Valerie McCaffrey from Enniskillen, who has spent decades both as a member and a long-serving committee representative.

A standout rural residence with some of the most impressive views in County Fermanagh has been brought to the market, as Montgomery Finlay unveils a beautifully maintained family home at 23 Levally Road, Enniskillen

An award-winning community initiative aimed at bringing people together through sport has launched its first Northern Ireland group in Dungannon.

Patients and service users in the Western Health and Social Care Trust are being urged to download the My Care app to access their healthcare information securely and conveniently.

More than 450 primary seven pupils from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District Council area took part in this year’s BeeSafe event, held over three days at the Bawnacre Centre in Irvinestown.

More than 38,000 people have registered for the Western Health and Social Care Trust’s My Care app, and more are being urged to join.

Sean McAloon Weekend returns to Roslea in April, with Irish traditional music, céilí, concerts and workshops.

A powerful Atlantic weather system has been officially named Storm Dave by the Met Office, with forecasters warning of strong winds and potential disruption across Northern Ireland this weekend.

A new farm-to-consumer venture is redefining how local people access fresh milk, with the launch of The Thirsty Cow in October 2025.

Pupils at Irvinestown Primary School have been learning about the importance of water through a visit from NI Water’s education team.

Usually, in this feature, it is the children who are answering questions, but this week, as Education Minister Paul Givan was grilled by pupils at Belleek Controlled Primary School.

Boots shoppers are being warned of major changes to the retailer’s loyalty scheme - including the end of a well-known discount.

These are the rare coins to look out for in your change, including a coveted Kew Gardens 50p and a selection of special alphabet 10p coins

Tributes are being paid to a popular Belleek man who died at South West Acute Hospital.

Gardaí in Cavan are investigating after a teenager girl was allegedly attacked on Saturday night.

Easter weekend is set to bring blustery weather with the Met Office issuing a yellow warning for wind.

The Cherrytree Bakery was opened in 1970 by husband-and-wife team, Norman and Isobel Charles. The business has grown into a cornerstone of the town.

A successful coffee morning held at St. Macartin’s Cathedral Hall has raised funds in support of Stroke Warriors.

“Go without regret into your dark … wring it out until there’s nothing left … go with happiness.”

Three people, including one under the age of 18, remain in hospital after a two-car crash on the Tempo Road outside Enniskillen yesterday.

Police in Enniskillen are appealing for help in their efforts to find a missing 16-year-old.