Road users are being warned to take care with temperatures set to drop below freezing on Tuesday night.

A Christmas advert showing the importance of the community by Fivemiletown College has been heavily praised.

Stephen Mohan, who owns the Cuba Clothing store on Scotch Street says that business rates in the town are proving to be an obstacle for anyone to open a shop in Dungannon.

The Northern Ireland Assembly has approved an amendment to the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme to reflect recent fuel-cost changes, as the Department for the Economy presses ahead with full closure legislation that MLAs say will “finally draw...

WOODLAWN HOUSE HAS BEEN FACING SIGNIFICANT STAFFING PRESSURES FOR WELL OVER A YEAR, TO THE DETRIMENT OF SERVICE USERS AND CARERS

SENIOR SOUTHERN HSC TRUST REPRESENTATIVES HAVE APOLOGISED OVER STAFF SHORTAGES AT WOODLAWN HOUSE

MID ULSTER DISTRICT COUNCIL TO ASK CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF NI ENVIRONMENT AGENCY TO MEET KILLEESHIL RESIDENTS, WHO LIVE CLOSE TO SAWGRASS COMPOST FACTORY

Diana Armstrong MLA has accused the Western Trust of ‘shirking responsibility’ when it comes to emergency general surgery at South West Acute Hospital (SWAH).

A Donegal-based company have given an update on their new store set to open in Enniskillen.

Testing has been ramped up after the first suspected Bluetongue case on the island of Ireland.

Lisnaskea's Christmas lights were switched on in front of big crowds on Saturday afternoon.

An Ulster Unionist representative has expressed disappointment at the Department for Infrastructure’s decision not to put in place traffic-calming measures to slow down speeding motorists at two local hot spots.

A thirty-nine-year-old man who narrowly avoided prison after taking a digger on a dangerous joyride openly told Enniskillen Magistrates Court he had drunk so much, he couldn’t remember anything about the incident.

Who is to blame for our crazy Education system?

A charity fundraiser is putting a suitcase and water container under her Christmas tree.

Joe McGirr reflects on how his "labour of love" has risen to one of the leading suppliers of quality gins around the world

Courtesy of Boatyard Distillery, Fermanagh's very own world leader in gins, some recipes for you to kickstart your Christmas party

Activist, Richie Venton, says his book on the Miners' Strike of 1984/85 will tell the story of those who walked out from the pits to take on Margaret Thatcher

The Impartial Reporter has teamed up with three of Co. Fermanagh's top literary figures to give us their thoughts on what Christmas means to them

Top chef Neven Maguire of the world-famous MacNean's House & Restaurant at Blacklion passes on his favourite recipes to make your Christmas dinner a resounding success

Village of Lisbellaw pays tribute to the fallen in Church of Ireland and Presbyterian church Remembrance Day services

Adam Brown teams up with South Tyrone juice company, Perfectly Pure, ahead of next year's British Supersport 600 season

Joanna McEnhill who owns the Fresh Faces Aesthetics Clinic in Enniskillen reveals how good quality skincare is on Fermanagh's doorstep

Dungannon Swifts midfielder, Gael Birgirimana speaks on how his football school, Bigi Elite Coaching, is making football enjoyable for kids

Political representatives have expressed deep shock and sadness following a road traffic collision in Enniskillen on Friday evening that claimed the lives of two men.

Two people have died following a crash involving a bus and a second vehicle in County Fermanagh, it is understood.

The Derrylin Road has re-opened following a two-vehicle collision last night (Friday, November 28).

Crowds packed out The Range as it opened its doors in Enniskillen for the first time on Friday morning.

A Fermanagh road has been closed this evening following a two-vehicle road traffic collision in the Derrylin area.

David Baxter, a former music teacher found guilty of sexually assaulting a pupil, who abandoned his appeal against conviction on the third day of a hearing at Omagh County Court, but walked free after the previously imposed prison service was reduce...

David Baxter, a former music teacher found guilty of sexually assaulting a pupil, has withdrawn his appeal against conviction halfway through the three-day hearing at Omagh County Court.

A festive tractor run is set to take place this December.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves removes high end cars from Motability Scheme in a move which makes people with disabilities feel like they are unworthy.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council (FODC) has opened a pre-market engagement exercise ahead of a forthcoming tender for the design, supply, and maintenance of fitness equipment for the new Lakeland Forum.

The health committee is meeting at SWAH It will hear from SOAS and senior Western Trust officials.

A case involving alleged attempted child sexual communication has been returned for trial at the crown court.

The Boles family celebrated a double success at the recent Fermanagh County Show, with David Boles taking home both the CFFS Plaque for the best suckled bull calf and the W & C Scott Cup for the best overall suckled calf.

We will soon be in the ‘teeth of Christmas’! A strange local phrase, that! It is used to explain how near we getting to compulsory merriment and temporary amnesia about spending more money than we have got on things that nobody really needs.

Filling stations in the Republic of Ireland near the Border are “just surviving” due to the price difference with Northern Ireland for petrol and diesel; with drivers saving £150 per year if filling up in Co. Fermanagh instead of Co. Donegal.

For 40 years Oliver Quinn has travelled across the island of Ireland performing on the stage.

The leader of Sinn Féin believes a referendum on Irish unity will take place “by the end of this decade”, and that it is the responsibility of both the British and Irish governments to plan for its impact on healthcare.

John ‘Jack’ McCourt (88) has been remembered as a man of ‘kindness, strength and generosity’ after he passed away on Tuesday, November 18.

The Western Trust Health and Social Care Trust and Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) are at an impasse in their bid to arrange a meeting after being unable to agree on the terms of it.

Enniskillen town centre has developed a reputation over the years for its friendly family businesses, its popular cafés and its bakeries, but the town is at a crossroads with the new retail park opening outside of the centre.

The leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) held a town hall discussion in Enniskillen tonight.

From a machine operator at Balcas to owning his own record store. Michael Fallis speaks of making a living out of his hobby.

 Schools, businesses and services from Belleek are coming together this Saturday at Belleek Parish Church to kickstart the village’s Christmas period.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s Chief Executive has acknowledged “serious concerns” after it emerged that key dog-breeding records were destroyed on the same day the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) ordered them to be preserved.

Fermanagh and Omagh Council is supporting a campaign to improve workplace health.

WHSCT Chief accepts ‘small beer’ remark may have been inappropriate but stops short of apology