Catriona Loughran
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U.S. Consul General visit a boost to industry and tourism in county
The Impartial Reporter was among the local landmarks who received a welcome American visitor on Tuesday when Northern Ireland's US Consul General visited Fermanagh for the first time.
Connor likely to contest election result
It looks likely Rodney Connor and his unionist election team are to launch court proceedings tomorrow (Friday) against the outcome of the election result in Fermanagh/south Tyrone on May 6/7.
Family left with memories of a 'wonderful husband and brilliant daddy'
As Majella Loughran left her late husband's inquest last Thursday, she watched as a newly-married couple emerged from Enniskillen Presbyterian Church with smiles on their faces and ready to embrace their new life together.
A newly-qualified police officer and a long-serving member of staff have scooped awards for F District at this year's annual Policing with the Community Awards.
Mother and daughter have lucky escape from burning car
A mother and daughter had a miraculous escape when they had to abandon their vehicle after it accidentally ignited and burst into flames outside the Buttermarket, Enniskillen on Friday afternoon.
Pat Cox quashes Sinn Fein quit rumours
Sinn Fein councillor Pat Cox has finally quashed rumours that he is planning to leave the party.
The constituency of Fermanagh/south Tyrone remained a nationalist one last Friday afternoon when Sinn Fein's Michelle Gildernew was declared its Westminster MP for a third consecutive term in the 2010 general election.
Sinn Fein election candidate Michelle Gildernew wasted no time in challenging Rodney Connor on whether or not he was in election candidate negotiations with unionists during his time as chief executive of Fermanagh District Council.
Stevenson attacks 'bandit' Cameron
All five election candidates were given the opportunity to put their reasons forward on why the people of Fermanagh/south Tyrone should vote for them at the TV election debate in Mahon's Hotel on Monday night.
Candidates confront each other
Irvinestown was the location for Fermanagh's first ever TV election debate on Monday night and an engaging and lively debate it turned out to be.
Dr John Porteous from Lisnaskea Health Centre was the first person to take to the floor on Monday night and asked the candidates how they're going to defend healthcare provision against cutbacks suggested by the Conservative Party and others.
Maskey move makes no difference
SDLP election candidate Fearghal McKinney said Sinn Fein's move to withdraw Alex Maskey as election candidate for South Belfast "doesn't make a difference" to his campaign and is more determined than ever to win the Fermanagh/south Tyrone seat in the general election in two weeks time.
The right thing to do insists Connor on campaign
Since his nomination day at Omagh Electoral Office last Friday, Independent candidate Rodney Connor has been busy touring the length and breadth of Fermanagh/south Tyrone in his ambitious campaign to return unionist representation for the constituency at Westminster in two weeks time.
Joan Wilson, widow of the late Senator Gordon Wilson is to back unionist unity election candidate Rodney Connor as he prepares to hand in his nomination papers into Omagh's Electoral Office tomorrow (Friday).
Unionists close to deal on single candidate
An agreed unionist candidate to contest the Fermanagh/South Tyrone seat at the general election in May could be announced by the DUP and UUP in a matter of days.
Council shake-up may not go ahead until 2015
The amalgamation of Fermanagh and Omagh District Councils could be deferred until 2015-a paper into new proposals for local government reform has revealed.
New traffic lanes to improve vehicle flows along Through-pass
Plans are going ahead at the end of April to introduce four continuous traffic lanes to one of Enniskillen's most congested routes.
Hundreds support Easter commemoration rallies
Hundreds of republicans from across Fermanagh gathered in Derrylin on Easter Sunday to participate in this year's Easter rising commemorations.
Messages of support move Fr. Brian as he speaks about crisis in the church
Hundreds of well-wishers from across Ireland have inundated the Graan Monastery with messages of support for Fr. Brian D'Arcy following his emotional interview on RTE's Late Late Show last Friday night.
