A busy Donegal road remained closed overnight after a man in his 80s was seriously injured in a road traffic collision.

Today, 24 new Wholetime Firefighters officially graduated from Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS), including Omagh woman Rachel McKeown.

There is a “grey area” between the ages of 10 and 14 when it comes to who should be held criminally responsible, the Stormont Justice Committee has heard.

The ability for Grok – X’s (formerly Twitter) artificial intelligence feature – to 'undress' women dominated headlines in the last week.

Dead fish were placed on door latches by vandals who caused "significant damage" to a block of public toilets, the Council has revealed.

A busy road in Letterkenny, Co. Donegal is expected to remain closed for a ‘number of hours’ after a road traffic collision.

The funeral details have been released for Mark Flanagan, after the father-of-four’s unexpected death earlier this week.

Police are attempting to speak to the driver of a lorry who was involved in road traffic collision in South Tyrone this week.

South West College (SWC) is proud to celebrate the achievements of graduate Tomasia da Costa Ximenes, from Dungannon whose educational journey highlights the value of exploring interests, embracing change, and progressing with confidence.

Health campaign group Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) has announced it will hold its public rally in Enniskillen next month.

A case which began as grievous bodily harm but was upgraded to murder after the victim passed away from his injuries is preparing to move to crown court for trial.

A group of award-winning pupils from Enniskillen Royal Grammar School have been sharing their message on the importance of soil health with local farmers at the Courthouse in Kesh.

It may have been a dreary afternoon in early January, but Irvinestown was still bustling with life when The Impartial Reporter rolled into town.

Planning permission is being sought for the development of four holiday homes on Boa Island in North Fermanagh, along with associated car parking and landscaping.

The condition of roads across Fermanagh and Omagh has once again been thrust into the spotlight, as new figures highlight a sharp rise in the number of potholes recorded locally.

While the chill winds of an early January ushered in a bitter morning last Saturday, January 10, there was the warmest of welcomes and words for all those attending this year’s annual Hope, Healing and Growth event in Enniskillen.

For anyone in Fermanagh with an interest in family history, April 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark moment with the publication of the 1926 Census.

How did we get to the point where the President of the USA, whose physical and mental health would appear to be no better than that of the former president, Joe Biden, is holding the entire world to ransom without the rest of the world doing anything...

J M Autoparts donates £500 to Cancer Connect NI, while St Kevin's raises £285 with a bake sale. Local business and school support Northern Ireland charity.

Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) MLA Robbie Butler has confirmed that he will not stand to be leader of the party.

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Emergency services have attended a one-vehicle crash on a road just outside Newtownbutler.

Two buses were involved in a crash on Coalisland Road in Dungannon this afternoon.

A company which removed asbestos from a building while not being a licensed contractor has been fined.

A Fermanagh construction company has been fined £1000 after pleading guilty to repeated breaches of health and safety legislation.

Police are at the scene of a two-vehicle collision in Enniskillen this afternoon.

The bank of a river in Enniskillen is not the most obvious place to expect a museum. Yet for Willie Anderson, it is the perfect setting for a project that nearly came to a halt following a serious health scare.

Freezing temperatures and widespread black ice caused havoc at the weekend, with sporting fixtures called off, businesses forced to close and road traffic collisions reported.

The Derrylin community is in mourning after the unexpected death of a father of four.

Monaghan County Council has been nominated for two awards at the LAMA All Ireland Community & Council Awards.

Patients attending the emergency department at South West Acute Hospital are currently facing an average wait of up to seven hours to be seen.

A Belfast man appeared in court today charged with attempting to murder police officers in a rocket attack in Lisnaskea nearly 18-years-ago.

Huge crowds descended on the Westville Hotel on Tuesday evening, as Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) vowed to take their campaign to the next level.

A 44-year-old man has appeared in court following a domestic abuse incident in which a woman was allegedly strangled three times, then repeatedly whipped with a belt, leaving welt marks to her back and arms.

Police have attended a sudden death in the Derrylin area of Co. Fermanagh.

The Derrylin community is in mourning following the unexpected death of Mark Flanagan, a much-loved father, husband and dedicated supporter of local girls’ football.

An appeal has been launched to help trace two much-loved pet peacocks which have been missing for over a week.

Thousands of households across parts of Northern Ireland will be offered free genetic screening for haemochromatosis, the region’s most common inherited condition, from next week.

The disappointing sound of broken New Year's resolutions can be heard resounding throughout the nation. Suppose you’ve managed to keep your resolutions, well done! If you’ve given up, don't be too downhearted. You can start again today.

An event was held in Enniskillen to celebrate the life and legacy of the late local author and journalist Charlie Warmington, including the launch of a new book telling his family’s remarkable story of survival during the Holocaust.

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has commended the campaign group Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) for launching a pre-action legal notice on the Western Health and Social Care Trust (Western Trust) over the suspension of Emergency General Surgery ...

A member of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has heavily criticised the Minister for Health, Mike Nesbitt, claiming he treats councillors with “contempt and disrespect”. Sinn Féin’s Councillor Noeleen Hayes raised concerns after previous e...

Mid Ulster District Council’s strategic director of Environment, Anne-Marie Campbell, stressed at Tuesday’s (January 13) Environment committee meeting that a rota system had been put in place during the festive break to ensure that staff were on ...

The PSNI has launched a new recruitment campaign aimed at attracting student officers and Custody Detention Officers who want to “make a difference” in their communities.

Councillor Christine McFlynn (SDLP) has thanked bin collection staff for all their work over the festive season, despite the challenging weather conditions. Speaking at Tuesday’s (January 13) Environment committee of Mid Ulster District Council, th...

Western Trust confirms that over £40,000 was spent on SWAH surgery consultation.

An ancient oak tree at Castle Archdale Country Park in Fermanagh is to be protected through specialist woodland management measures.

The number of fire and rescue crew currently assigned is 16 in Enniskillen, 12 in Belleek, 14 in Irvinestown and 13 in Lisnaskea.

The A32 Enniskillen Road in Ballinamallard is to close this week to allow essential tree-cutting works to take place.

Diana Armstrong MLA has called for renewed scrutiny of the investigation into the Enniskillen Remembrance Day bombing following media reporting on the matter.