Loved-up couples in Fermanagh who feel their undying affection for each other is worthy of an award have missed their opportunity for plaudits by a few decades – but the Ideal Couple Competition of 1996 had serious financial incentive.

Not every visitor to Fermanagh arrives by road, rail or boat

Concerns over speeding traffic and noise on Belmore Street were raised in a letter published in The Impartial Reporter in October 1976

The film Star of the Sea explores Bobby Sands’ footballing past, a Catholic-Protestant team torn apart by the Troubles and its legacy of peace in Northern Ireland.

Four people were brought to safety after a motorboat broke down on Lower Lough Erne.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has at least £420,000 in vacant assets, including Enniskillen homes and sites unused since April 2015, FOI reveals.

‘The children’s ward became our second home’: Mother reflects on daughter’s five-year health journey

The chatter of farmers, the lowing of cattle and the steady movement of people through the mart created a lively atmosphere at Fivemiletown on Monday as the annual show and sale got underway.

‘People are introducing their own rules without authority’  – Ovens

The Court of Appeal decision clearing the way for the A5 Western Transport Corridor to progress has been welcomed by political representatives and Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.

Fermanagh and Omagh recorded Northern Ireland’s lowest start-up jobs figure, creating 139 against a 170 target as Go Succeed shifts to flexible support.

The Friends of the Cancer Centre Fermanagh Fundraising Group will hold its annual cabaret and dancing night at Kinawley Community Centre on Tuesday, October 13.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council cuts fleet carbon emissions by 92% using HVO, while investing in electric vehicles and depot charging infrastructure.

This cutting from The Impartial Reporter offers a glimpse into changing social attitudes in the 1920s

Enniskillen man John Quinn, 40, will contest assault and threats to damage property charges over an alleged Round O incident; case returns November 2.

An Irvinestown man will be contesting counterfeit currency charges, Enniskillen Magistrates Court heard.

A man, who is charged with trying to strangle a female and sexual assault by penetration, had his case put back to October 26 to fix a preliminary enquiry date.

Thomas Eccles appears at Enniskillen Magistrates Court charged with careless driving causing grievous bodily harm on Ballyconnell Road. Hearing adjourned.

A Kesh woman who is facing motoring charges, had her case put back to October 19 to fix a hearing date.

A motion on the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, calling on Mid Ulster District Council officers to identify areas where Council support provision to struggling residents could possibly be enhanced, met with unanimous approval recently.

Fermanagh and Omagh councillors condemn misogynistic abuse of DUP women Carla Lockhart and Diane Dodds after Belfast High Court scenes and Michelle O’Neill row.

As the debate on a motion calling for a border poll on Irish unity was drawing to a close at the September 24 monthly meeting of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Paul McLean pointed out that the Good Friday Agreement provides no actual timefra...

As a motion on Irish unity was being debated at the September 24 monthly meeting of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Barry Monteith argued that nothing short of a 32-county referendum would give people north and south of the Irish border a pro...

As the debate on a motion calling for a date to be set for a border poll continued, Councillor Malachy Quinn argued that the democratic pathway enshrined in the Good Friday Agreement on the question of Irish unity could not be kept “off the table�...

A motion on Irish unity, calling on both the British and Irish Governments to set a date for unity referendums, was carried by a strong majority at the September 24 meeting of Mid Ulster District Council, despite strong opposition from unionist repre...

DUP MLAs criticise A5 Western Transport Corridor delays after Court of Appeal ruling, calling for a clear timetable, landowner compensation and answers over £200m spent.

Fermanagh and South Tyrone MLA Deborah Erskine has clashed with First Minister Michelle O’Neill MLA over alleged abuse directed at protestant, unionist and loyalist people at a gathering on the Garvaghy Road.

Ulster Unionist MLA Diana Armstrong has criticised Alliance MLAs for leaving the Assembly Chamber during a debate on a motion of no confidence in Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir MLA.

A limited-edition quad and power tools were among items stolen from a farm shed in Fivemiletown.

The Enniskillen Business Partnership has raised objections to Marks & Spencer’s proposed move from Erneside Shopping Centre, warning that it could be “hugely detrimental” to the existing retail economy of Enniskillen town centre.

A person was pulled from the water by RNLI volunteers after falling between a drifting boat and a jetty on Lough Erne.

Nathan Carter is urging anyone who have been scammed by people pretending to be him to come forward for a new documentary.

Jemma Dolan insists South West Acute Hospital must play a central role in stroke care in rural areas.

Diana Armstrong has called for urgent clarity on how farmers and landowners affected by the A5 scheme will be compensated following today's Court of Appeal ruling clearing the way for the project to proceed.

A popular vintage and classic car show has raised £11,000 for Air Ambulance Northern Ireland following a successful weekend of motoring, entertainment and family activities in Irvinestown.

The Court of Appeal decision clearing the way for the A5 Western Transport Corridor to progress has been welcomed by the Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.

Police are appealing for information following a report of an assault in the vicinity of Arthur’s Bar in Omagh.

Belcoo Plough On group visits Beechvale Water near Enniskillen, where Eamon Kelly bottles spring water from a 300-foot well, before lunch at Croft farm shop.

A Bellanaleck man, who is facing charges of dangerous driving and assault, had his case put back until October 19 at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

A man, who was granted bail with a surety of almost £8,000 last week, was back in custody for breach of bail, at Monday's Enniskillen Magistrates, Court.

A Ballinamallard woman, Tracey Murray, was fined £550 and banned from driving for six months after admitting drink-driving and no insurance at Enniskillen court.

It was business as usual at the weekly meeting of Girls Allowed in Newtownbutler on Monday evening as the darker autumn nights began to creep into the Fermanagh village.

A motion of no confidence has been brought against Department of Agriculture Environment and Rural Affairs Minister Andrew Muir MLA following the slaughter of 51 cattle outside Fivemiletown in June.

A London resident who had been home for a family bereavement, has been banned from driving for 18 months, at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

An Enniskillen man who allegedly slapped his partner in the face and punched members of her family has been denied bail at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

Enniskillen man Gary Monaghan is sent for Crown Court trial accused of supplying cocaine and ecstasy, possessing Class A drugs and criminal property.

6,443 Northern Ireland farmers join £67m Bovine Genetics Project to boost beef and dairy herds through genomic testing and genetic gain to improve productivity.

Enniskillen Rugby Club is preparing for its first All-Ireland league game with support from Donnelly Group.

A man in his 20s has been taken to hospital after a single-vehicle road traffic collision on the N15 in Co Donegal.

Young people in Fermanagh have raised concerns that Northern Ireland's new Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) scheme does not take sufficient account of the realities of living in a rural area.