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.

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.

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.

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

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.

“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.

Tributes have been paid to a popular former publican after his death.

A person has been taken to hospital after a fire at an industrial estate in Omagh.

A fire has broken out at an industrial estate in Omagh.

SSE Renewables is set to host a community information event for its in-construction battery energy storage system (BESS) in Derrymeen.

This week, called Holy Week, we are living out the compelling story of the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus

A fun-filled evening of quizzing and horse racing is set to take place in aid of a vital international charity, as one local woman prepares to take on one of the world’s most famous endurance events.

Tributes have been paid following the unexpected death of a much-loved classroom assistant at a local primary school.

It was a remarkable coincidence in Fermanagh last March when two women - previously unknown to each other - celebrated their 100th birthdays in the same hotel on the same day

A Tyrone woman has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award for her work developing a platform that will give victims of coercive control or domestic abuse "discreet access" to help.

A generous donation of £6,000 has been presented to Air Ambulance Northern Ireland, helping to support its vital emergency response service across the region.

The NSPCC has called for an end to the legal defence allowing parents to physically punish children in Northern Ireland.

Jets Cheerleading’s U16 Storm team secures a 2026 USA Summit bid in Orlando after a standout season, with multiple UK teams winning top cheerleading honours.

Bail has been adjourned in the case of a Caledon man accused of launching an unprovoked attack on his neighbour who was left with head injuries.

A Fermanagh community is in sadness as tributes are paid to a father who died unexpectedly at his home in Lisnaskea.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust has been criticised over failings in the care of a woman who died at South West Acute Hospital.

A trailer stolen in Swanlinbar in January has been recovered in Enniskillen.

Brooke House Health and Well-being Centre has been awarded £1 million by the Office for Veterans’ Affairs (OVA) to develop a regional Veterans’ Recognised Centre for Northern Ireland.

An investigation has been launched after criminal damage was caused by a fire in Monaghan on Sunday.

UNISON urges the Northern Ireland Assembly to resolve the funding crisis threatening essential community and voluntary sector services, jobs, and vulnerable groups.

Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has announced essential road resurfacing works for two locations on the A29 Moy Road, Armagh. 

Detectives from Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Legacy Investigation Branch are currently reviewing the murder of 18-year-old Marian Beattie.

Sinn Féin MP Pat Cullen has raised concerns after the Western Health and Social Care Trust (WH&SCT) confirmed that a clinic at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) in Enniskillen is to be temporarily relocated due to staffing pressures.

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has strongly criticised proposals to increase firearms licensing fees in Northern Ireland by up to 153 per cent, describing the move as unjustifiable and deeply concerning for farm businesses that require firearms fo...

The Tempo Road has been closed this afternoon following a two-vehicle road traffic collision.

Rural Action has marked its seventh birthday with a successful fundraiser in aid of Rural Support, raising vital funds to support farming families across the region.

NI Water, DLJ Water and Tetra Tech welcomed more than 80 young people to Clogher Wastewater Treatment Works as part of this year’s Construction Futures Open Doors initiative.

Carrickmore is set to take centre stage next month as it hosts the prestigious All-Ireland Confined Amateur Drama Finals, bringing some of the best amateur theatre talent in the country to the heart of Tyrone.

SSE Renewables hosts a Dungannon event on April 9, about the Derrymeen battery energy storage project, supply chain, and local business opportunities in NI.

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Four people have been taken to hospital following a two-vehicle road traffic collision on the Tempo Road outside Enniskillen this afternoon (Tuesday).

Heartfelt tributes continue to pour in for a giant of Ladies' Gaelic Football in Fermanagh, and much farther afield.