Joan Trimble, a member of the family behind The Impartial Reporter, is remembered as the BBC broadcasts her long-lost 1943 brass band composition ‘Érin go Brágh’ for the first time in decades

A popular drive thru restaurant has in Enniskillen has been sold at auction.

The Ulster Farmers’ Union says livestock grazing has a critical role in preventing wildfires across Northern Ireland’s countryside and it must be recognised. This approach is already being used in places like Spain and Portugal, where farmers are...

Yesterday, the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) launched its education commitment to ensure that all pupils in Northern Ireland, regardless of their background, have the opportunity to learn about food production at its second annual NI Farm Family Day ...

On Monday night, Kesh Young Farmers' Club hosted its highly anticipated annual event, "How Fit Is Your Tractor", attracting a fantastic number of tractors on display, perfect weather, and a strong sense of community spirit.

THIS week, the team at Annagh Social Farm has been making the most of the sunny weather, with plenty of hard work and progress across the mixed farm.

For Sonya McAleer, farming has become much more than just a job - it's a way of life that has shaped her into a role model for women in agriculture.

SAINT Kevin's College in Lisnaskea is set to host a tractor run on Saturday, May 4, organised by the school’s Parent and Teacher Association (PTFA).

THE Ulster Farmers’ Union says tackling TB in wildlife must be included in Northern Ireland’s TB strategy and the correct decisions need to be made to start the process immediately to have any hope of reducing infection and eradicating the diseas...

The agri-food  sector can look towards the 156th Balmoral Show we a degree of optimism. Seldom have farmers had such a good start to the Spring with near perfect weather for slurry spreading, fertiliser sowing, lambing and calving and planting sprin...

THE Council's Agricultural Liaison Group has outlined critical concerns regarding recent agricultural policy changes that threaten the viability of family farms in the region.

Team members from SPAR Fivemiletown in County Tyrone, recently visited two local schools to exhibit the best of Northern Ireland’s local food producers.

THE manager of a local foodbank received a pay rise of almost £6,500 while claiming that the service was struggling to cope.

A FARMER has rejected concerns of neglect after a number of dead cattle were found in his fields while he was away in America.

Three animal carcasses have been illegally dumped in South Tyrone in the past few weeks, causing concern among local people about the environmental risks.

The auction hosted by at Charlie’s Bar on May 3 last year, along with the raised over £6,000 for five new bed chairs at the SWAH.

However there was something of a stand-off while police engaged with John Paul Morrow (32) from Derry Road, Coalisland it became clear he was suffering a serious mental health episode.

The Classical and Contemporary section of Fermanagh Feis 2025 opened with all the drama you might expect when seven choirs from the local area attended Devenish College on 19th March.

The Impartial Reporter 200th Anniversary Gala Ball charity partner is the Aisling Centre in Enniskillen.

Maureen McCarron and Vonnie Elliott, both born in 1925 celebrate their 100th Birthday in the Killyhevlin Hotel in March.

St. Michael’s church honoured the passing of Pope Francis’s with a moment of prayer for the 88-year-old during the 10am service on Monday (April, 21).

The late Mrs Lena Corrigan has been involved with Fermanagh Feis for as long as anyone can remember. As President, she oversaw many incarnations of the Committee and countless competitions. A lady of great faith, Lena was always most encouraging, pos...

Sinn Féin held their main Fermanagh Easter Commemoration in Lisnaskea on Easter Sunday, figures remembering republicans of the past and calling for a renewed focus on Irish unity and international justice.

A father has come forward to make a fresh allegation against David Baxter — the former teacher who received a custodial sentence yesterday (Wednesday) for sexually assaulting a pupil — claiming he raised serious concerns about his behaviour fifte...

A former pupil at Erne Integrated College has called for the immediate removal of its one of its child protection officers, Fiona Brown, alleging that she failed to properly support vulnerable children and mishandled a serious bullying case involving...

Fashion and beauty influencer Denise Curran’s social media pages portray a glamorous account of her life but, unbeknown to her 45,000 followers, the Dungannon woman experienced a traumatic time during her second pregnancy as doctors said her baby m...

Clueless and Closed-Minded was the headline from last week’s opinion piece by Reggie Ferguson in relation to the Council and the Councillors elected by the people of Fermanagh and Omagh. Is it true? Is this an accurate reflection of Fermanagh and O...

When some investigation errors were partially disclosed by the Ombudsman last November, the PSNI swiftly reverted to the all-too common phrase , “lessons have been learned.”

A TEACHER who was convicted of sexually assaulting a pupil has walked from court after being granted bail.

MULTIPLE charges from an alleged incident last month have been put to a fifty-seven-year-old man who appeared before Dungannon Magistrates Court.

A NUMBER of charges which are alleged to have occurred in the carpark of Tesco, Dungannon have been dismissed after the complainant failed to appear in court for a contested hearing.

Reports ordered after multiple charges admitted

TWO men have appeared in court in relation to an alleged public order incident in Moy earlier this year.

A WOMAN who previously denied child cruelty charges relating to an incident last year, has changed her plea; however, the co-accused is maintaining his innocence.

MULTIPLE charges relating to an alleged hit-and-run last month have been withdrawn to go by way of report to the Public Prosecution Service.

A 48 year old man is to contest a number of charges relating to an incident in which a woman was allegedly choked and threatened.

PRE-SENTENCE reports are to be prepared after a twenty-two-year-old man admitted a number of drugs charges.

David Baxter was sentenced to four and half months imprisonment at a hearing at Enniskillen Magistrate's Court today.

Fr Brian D'Arcy paid tribute to the late Pope Francis, highlighting his work, lasting legacy, and a profound impact he had on people around the world.

Former teacher David Baxter has been sentenced to prison for the sexual assault of a former pupil.

The opening of a shop selling Republican memorabilia in Dungannon has been condemned as "deeply provocative."

Two Orange districts will host a special event in County Tyrone to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

A MEMORIAL walk will honour the late Jonny Gibson's great love for dogs. 

PADDY Treacy has made history by winning this year’s Glór Tíre competition, marking a monumental achievement as the first from Fermanagh to take the top spot. 

FERMANAGH and Omagh District Council is planning to spend £60,000 on new laptops for councillors.

A DISTRAUGHT owner has issued an urgent appeal for information after their dog went missing yesterday (Monday).

TWO women have appeared in court in relation to an alleged shoplifting spree in Dungannon dating back over two years.

A POPULAR restaurant in Ballyshannon is to close its doors due to "ever increasing costs".

THE community of Enniskillen is in mourning following the passing of John Neill from Rossorry Church Road.

The Enniskillen Business Partnership has lodged an objection to a new planning application that could see a Lidl supermarket replace leisure facilities at the Lakeland Retail and Leisure Park on the edge of the town.