A charity Christmas breakfast held at Enniskillen Mart has raised funds for Rural Support, supporting farmers and rural families during the festive period.

A woman who had to lie on the floor of the A&E department at South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) to get relief has said it is “ridiculous” that people in Northern Ireland are treated in hospital corridors compared with elsewhere in the UK.

A tremendous turnout of calves were recently presented for judge Victor Chestnutt at the Fermanagh Pedigree Breeders Calf Show at the Ulster Farmers’ Mart Exhibition Centre, Enniskillen.

With the long, sunny days of summer but a distant memory, and summer migrants (human and feathered) long since departed for warmer climes, you could be forgiven for thinking that now would be a quiet time for birds and other wildlife in our countrysi...

A grieving mother has said that the findings of a new forensic pathology report into her daughter's death confirm her concerns that the case was not properly investigated.

Fermanagh Harriers once again held a very successful Boxing Day meet, with the annual event drawing plenty of onlookers as the participants passed through Enniskillen shortly after noon.

The family of the late Ciaran Woods have spoken of a deep sense of “frustration” and “disillusionment” with the legal system.

Wills Robinson is remembered with love by his family.

New Year always feels as if we are stepping into the shoes of one of Fermanagh’s most famous residents. No, I am not talking about Adrian Dunbar, Arlene Foster, or even Fr. Brian D’Arcy.

Meet Melissa Phair, who weaves stories into fabric as part of her clothing collection.

I'm strolling away from Fermanagh and South Tyrone, yet my roaming brings me into contact with wildlife that remind me of lovely spots in the province.

Baby Charlie Kenneth Wallace Andrews was due to enter the world on January 1, but instead arrived one week early as a special Christmas gift for his family.

Wedding bells rang in Holy Cross Church, Lisnaskea, on New Year’s Eve as Newtownbutler influencer Jane McDermott married Jordan Sproule in a celebration that marked the close of the year in style.

In a town like Enniskillen, where connections run deep and reputations are built over generations, it takes more than a job title to stand out. Nick Finlay is well known as an estate agent, but to describe him only through his profession would be to ...

A Fermanagh man accused of domestic abuse charges against his mother, “flicked blood at police and claimed to be HIV positive”, a court has heard.

Community figures from across Fermanagh and South Tyrone have been recognised for their dedication to public service in the King's New Year Honours list 2026.

Multiple theft and fraud charges which allegedly occurred over two different dates a month apart have been put to thirty-year-old man who appeared in court.

The PSNI have said that the level of intoxication of a number of local drivers over the festive period has "beggared belief".

Councillor Paul McLean (DUP) has spoken of his party’s sense of shock following the Bondi beach terrorist attack which killed at least 15 people, and injured dozens more, as crowds of Jewish families gathered to celebrate Hanukkah in Sydney on Dece...

Why does the steady stream of scientific reports on the rising global temperature, the catastrophic loss of biodiversity, and more, not result in a concerted collective effort to reverse these monumental harms?

Following the landmark ruling asserting that many Christian schools are law-breaking in how they deliver religious education, it is important to reflect.

A man is believed to require facial rescontructive surgery after being involved in an assault near a bus depot.

A woman nick-named the 'Twelfth Flasher' after exposing her breast during a parade in Belfast is facing drugs charges, which he insists are not illegal substances.

Graffiti in support of hunger strikers in England has been reported to the PSNI.

A 28-year-old woman has died in hospital after a road traffic collision that took place in Lisnaskea earlier this month.

A planning application has been submitted by Holy Trinity Primary School for a new pre-fabricated library building.

Plans are in place to provide visitor access to one of Ederney's most valued historic landmarks - along with a sauna and cold tub.

A planning application has been submitted for a new enclosed car wash and valet facility within community and recreational grounds at St. Joseph’s Park in Ederney.

Some Northern Ireland Water employees will end the year with strike action.

The Chief Executive of Mid Ulster District Council, Adrian McCreesh, has strenuously denied any suggestion that the local authority ‘snubbed’ Dungannon Swifts and their manager, Rodney McAree, at the Sports Awards 2025, held recently at the Burna...

Councillor Clement Cuthbertson (DUP) has called on Mid Ulster District Council officers to take action to ensure that the issue of sewage smells at The Hamlet, Killyman, is properly addressed.

Businesses should tell online customers which delivery agent they use before any online orders are placed insists Councillor Dan Kerr.

Organisers have released more information about the upcoming annual ‘Hope, Healing and Growth’ 2026 event taking place on January 10. Running under the theme of ‘Hope is Here’, this year’s upcoming event will continue to build on the legacy...

A Fermanagh-based dance artist has dismissed rumours that he was involved in a paragliding accident at the weekend.

Food students and staff at the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) were delighted to welcome representatives of Pilgrim’s Europe New Product Development (NPD) team to Loughry Campus.

Food students and staff at the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) were delighted to welcome representatives of Pilgrim’s Europe New Product Development (NPD) team to Loughry Campus.

Members of the Ederney Plough On group enjoyed a farm visit in late November as part of an outing focused on local food production and rural learning.

There is a Spanish tradition to eat 12 grapes under the table on New Year's Eve, but why is this done, and what does it mean?

Superintendent Robert McGowan is among those from Fermanagh and Tyrone to be named on the New Year’s Honours list.

Police are appealing for help tracing an ‘organised gang’ they believe to be behind a rise in thefts from local shops in Fermanagh and Omagh.

A mother and son extradited from Malta on multiple charges of child abuse have been returned for trial.

A forty-year-old Clogher man accused of what was described in court as “an extremely serious assault in a prolonged attack" has been returned for trial.

Tributes have been paid to a Tyrone man who died after a road traffic collision in Cookstown on Boxing Day.

A 33-year-old man accused of a campaign of domestic abuse against his ex-partner, including harassment and stalking, has been refused bail.

The PSNI are appealing for witnesses after a BMW was damaged in a road traffic collision in Fivemiletown.

A 33-year-old man has appeared before a special court sitting accused of domestic abuse charges after his partner was found with neck marks and a footprint on her chest.

Farmers have welcomed a move by the Labour Government to increase Inheritance Tax (IHT) thresholds from £1million to £2.5million.

Talking of the New Year, I’m sure regular readers of this column will be aware that it is all about fishing, and specifically the start of the salmon fishing season on the River Drowes on January 1. So what happened this time last year, just as ang...

Midwives at the South West Acute Hospital were in a celebratory mode last week after welcoming a Christmas Day baby.

Councillor Frances Burton has revealed how she is having sleepless nights over the plight of three elderly residents she knows well and who are in desperate need of home care.