A witness has told an inquest she thought at first it was a “prank” when she saw Noah Donohoe riding his bike naked.

A man who died in a road traffic collision in Monaghan on Wednesday night has been named as Adrian Keenan.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain for Friday.

The chair of Hospitality Ulster has welcomed today's annoucement that the rate Reval 2026 process has been stopped.

The UK’s leading workwear supplier, Cooneen, has partnered with Slimstock to improve visibility, boost operational efficiency, and support continued growth.

Given the weather, it was unsurprising that Fivemiletown was pretty quiet when you drive into it.

The name Fivemiletown sparks intrigue but its name is self-explanatory, although there is a slight caveat to it.

The decision has been made that 44 branches will shut down and the Enniskillen one is down to shut on May 12.

Gardaí and emergency services have attended the scene of a fatal single-vehicle road traffic collision involving a car in Co. Monaghan.

Members of the Belcoo Plough On Group visited Owenskerry Farm near Fivemiletown last week to see the Cowans’ thriving goat enterprise. The timing was perfect, with the farm in the midst of kidding season and new kids arriving daily.

Michael Cadden has called for changes to be made after growing frustrated with the rises in rates and NAV

A consultant surgeon has concluded that “substandard primary treatment” carried out by a doctor at the former Erne Hospital had a negative impact on the survival prospects of Enniskillen cancer patient Samantha McKenzie.

A Fermanagh animal sanctuary has received a heartfelt donation in memory of Tang, a much-loved XL Bully dog who sadly died earlier this month.

Laughter rang from the library of Jones Memorial Primary School, Enniskillen as a group of pupils took time to share what makes their school so special.

Derek McKenzie, has fought a lengthy legal battle against the Western Health and Social Care Trust to secure justice for his daughter after a medical procedure at the former Erne Hospital was described as “inadequate and substandard.”

It can be disconcerting, even shattering, to realise that what we consider real - such as social norms and ceremonial occasions - are as made up as any daydream.

Rising global tensions and fears of war are unsettling politically disengaged Britons, with concerns over Donald Trump, US unrest, and safety for relatives abroad.

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) president’s 2026 roadshow series saw a strong turnout of local farmers at the Killyhevlin Hotel in Enniskillen.

"Local politicians are expected to answer for decisions they did not make, budgets they do not control, and systems that are broken far beyond their reach."

Fermanagh and Omagh SMEs top Northern Ireland for cash flow positivity, reports Enterprise Northern Ireland and British Business Bank in Access to Finance 2026.

Police have released a photo of a man who sadly died in a road traffic collision in Coalisland today (Wednesday)

The Fermanagh Arts Festival Ltd. has announced that it will close this month, bringing an end to the popular FLive festival after 17 years.

A popular Enniskillen hairdresser has announced she will be closing her salon.

A man has died after a car crashed into the front of a shop in Coalisland today.

Gardaí are growing concerned for the well-being of Cavan teenager Lucy Cawley after she was reported missing on Tuesday.

The inquest into the death of Noah Donohoe has heard witness evidence about the moment the schoolboy fell from his bike on the evening he went missing.

Emergency services are at the scene of a road traffic collision in Coalisland.

A twenty-three-year-old man accused of domestic abuse charges where a woman was allegedly subjected to controlling behaviours which switched back-and-forth from love-bombing to verbal and physical violence has been returned for trial.

A decision on approving a new Sainsbury’s supermarket in Omagh has been delayed until next month to allow objections to be considered.

Plans to turn a former restaurant into a funeral home have been lodged.

The funeral of renowned journalist Paddy Clancy has taken place.

The Impartial Reporter has reached one-million-page views in a single month for the first time in its history, marking a significant milestone in the growth of the 200-year-old title’s digital presence.

Popular Fivemiletown grocer Roots & Fruits has announced it will close its doors early in February.

The Monaghan Road in Roslea is currently closed following a serious road traffic collision.

Hospitality businesses across Tyrone and the wider west of Northern Ireland have warned they are being pushed to breaking point by increases in business rates.

Police are appealing for information following a hit-and-run road traffic collision near a primary school in Tyrone.

First Minister, Michelle O’Neill visited the O&S Doors factory on Wednesday (28/01/2025) to announce that the company is making a “hugely innovative” £9 million investment to install a biomass fuel system, with support from the Shared Isla...

Residents are being encouraged to register their housing needs.

Churchill Silver Band and Inishmacsaint choir raise £1,750 for Air Ambulance NI at local concert, presenting cheque to volunteers Myrtle Irvine and Emma Kettyles.

Farmers in Northern Ireland are being offered a helping hand this spring by the charity, Rural Support.

The BBC plans to identify TV licence fee dodgers by linking home addresses with online accounts.

The Aughakillymaude community is mourning the death of well-known and much-loved local man Eugene Murphy, who has been remembered as a long-standing friend, neighbour and tireless supporter of the Aughakillymaude Centre.

The BBC has announced its plans for the fourth series of award-winning Blue Lights – with a former character set to return.

A Tyrone man has been sentenced for being the keeper of a dog that attacked a person.

A former chapel in Monaghan is set to be revamped into a ‘vibrant’ community hub after a €7million investment.

A Latvian man who has been living in Monaghan has been refused bail on charges of human trafficking.

Gardaí in Donegal are search for a woman has not been seen since the early hours of Monday morning.

Business leaders from Fermanagh say they had a ‘successful and constructive’ meeting at Stormont on Monday to underline the importance of South West Acute Hospital (SWAH) to the area.

The Western Trust has launched a women’s health hub aimed at improving specialist care across Fermanagh and South Tyrone.

An inquest into the death of Omagh man Christopher Keyes has heard expert evidence that the Covid-19 AstraZeneca vaccine was not a factor in his sudden and unexpected death, despite concerns raised due to the presence of widespread blood clotting.