An ancient Neolithic court tomb has been carefully preserved for future generations after NI Water collaborated with local historians to carry out essential restoration works in Co Tyrone.

The Education Authority (EA) has confirmed that summer schemes for children with special needs will now go ahead as planned after the Department of Health committed to making nursing support available at each site.

Police believe that a missing man was last seen near a theatre in Enniskillen.

A Coalisland man has appeared in court in relation to motoring and assault charges alleged to have occurred on Christmas Day.

Court was in session in Tempo today and some speeding motorists had tough questions to answer from the judges on the bench!

A Tyrone man has appeared in court accused of stealing a quiche.

Students in Harper Adams University’s Harper Ireland student society will help build the ‘future of agriculture’, the President of the Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster has said.

South West College is delighted to announce a University-Level Study Open Day taking place on Thursday, April 16, across its Omagh, Dungannon, and Enniskillen campuses.

Castle Archdale Holiday Park, a well-established family-run park in Co. Fermanagh, is seeking a Customer Services Coordinator to join our team.

The PSNI are growing "increasingly concerned" for the welfare of Galvin Crawford.

William Bell Tractors in Fivemiletown is seeking a receptionist and administrative assistant.

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A country hotel has been named the best wedding hotel in Ulster.

Just one day after visiting Willowbridge Special School in Enniskillen, Education Minister Paul Givan has come under fire following the decision to cancel summer schemes for children with special educational needs (SEN).

PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has said he has “significant concerns” over the force’s capacity to deal with violence against women and girls.

Education Minister Paul Givan has warned that a significant number of cases involving violence against women and girls are failing to reach court, warning that victims are being discouraged by the justice process.

The Fermanagh company fined £87,000 after a worker needed to have his foot amputated say they ‘sincerely regret’ the incident.

NI Water is delighted to announce that a Farm Chemical Disposal Scheme is now open in the Lough Erne catchment area. This follows on from our successful schemes in River Derg, River Faughan and Lower Bann areas.

Tributes have been paid to a well-known member of the GAA community in Fermanagh after his death in the Tilery Nursing Home.

A woman from Cavan has become the first ever winner of the Irish lottery’s ‘1 year richer’ scratchcard.

A 16-year-old has been reported missing from Dungannon having not been seen since Wednesday evening.

Fear, in the context of domestic abuse, is rarely sudden or dramatic. It accumulates. It becomes part of the architecture of a woman’s life until she is measuring tone, timing and risk with a precision that most people will never have to learn.

Farmers, rural groups, and industry stakeholders have spoken clearly: reinstating payments for Areas of Natural Constraint (ANC) is vital.

The first 'Aberdeen Angus Youth Development - Not Just for Angus' breeders workshop took place on Saturday at the Drumeer herd of Alan and James Morrison, Maguiresbridge, attracting a strong turnout and marking a successful start for the initiative.

An Enniskillen company has been fined a total of £87,000 after pleading guilty to a number of health and safety breaches.

A successful turnout and a warm community spirit marked the Vintage Coffee Morning hosted by Enniskillen Golf Club on Sunday, March 22.

A man with a history of domestic violence has been remanded in custody after appearing at Omagh Magistrates’ Court charged with assaults, threats to kill, and breaching a Non-Molestation Order.

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Nurses Adrienne Smyth and Christine Diamond retire from Western Health and Social Care Trust after 77 years’ combined service in safeguarding children.

Sinn Féin MLA Áine Murphy has welcomed the launch of a new rural policy consultation.

Charity coffee morning at Mannok HQ, Derrylin, honoured Gregory Cassidy and raised funds for Cancer Connect NI. Memorial walk set for Cuilcagh, April 4.

The Manor House Country Hotel on Lough Erne has been named Best Wedding Hotel Ulster, with Una Monaghan winning Best Wedding Manager at the WeddingDates Awards.

All officers cited in the second Katie Simpson PONI investigation have retired

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NI Water representatives were in attendance at the last monthly meeting of Mid Ulster District Council, to outline NI Water’s investment programme and the key challenges that the utility body is facing, particularly around wastewater capacity const...

Senior NI Water representative, Dr Stephen Brockwell revealed in a recent presentation to Mid Ulster District Council that the utility company is facing a budget shortfall of £650m, which will considerably limit its ability to address years of under...

A NI Water representative recently told Mid Ulster councillors that wastewater treatment capacity issues are not just an environmental concern, as they also undermine the local authority’s stated ambition to deliver 11,000 new homes and over 8,500 ...

In the course of a recent presentation to Mid Ulster councillors, senior NI Water representative, Dr Stephen Blockwell acknowledged that addressing recurring algal pollution issues at Lough Neagh was a measure challenge requiring proper resourcing.

In the south Fermanagh village of Derrylin, life moves at its own steady pace.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust (WH&SCT) has announced that it will be temporarily moving a clinic from South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).

A teenager has been given a final opportunity to appear in court in relation to a number of public order offences alleged to have occurred last month.

A Fermanagh youngster is making a name for himself in the world of motorbike racing – and is leading the British Minibike Championship in his category.

A total of 18 awards were handed out to Fermanagh businesses at the Ulster Regional Awards on Tuesday night.

Education Minister Paul Givan officially opened the new Rainbow Sure Start premises on Wednesday.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council are considering a bid to make Enniskillen the UK Town of Culture for 2028.

Motorcyclists from far and wide gathered in Enniskillen yesterday (Wednesday) to mark the final journey of a much-loved and well-respected member of their fraternity.

A service will take place at St Macartin’s Cathedral in Enniskillen next month to mark the appointment of a new Vicar.

A man arrested more than 17 months ago will appear in court in Enniskillen charged with several drug offences.

Two Fermanagh hotels have warned of potential scams online after posts were made to say wedding fayres were taking place on their premises.