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Ciaran McMenamin: ‘When I’m here, my shoulders settle down’
Big names lined up for Ballyshannon’s Allingham Festival
Celebrated Enniskillen-born poet launches eighth collection
Author returns to library roots at Fintona homecoming event
ComicFest returns to Enniskillen this weekend with top international stars
Book on history of Enniskillen RFC launched to huge crowd
Centenary book on Enniskillen rugby club to launch
Popular local figure launches first book of poetry at 87
Fermanagh nun publishes debut poetry book at 87
New Fermanagh-based novel 'About to Fall Apart' is 'quietly powerful'
Why I think Dermot Healy was one of Ireland’s most underrated novelists and poets
The Fermanagh connection at the heart of new novel, About to Fall Apart
Late author’s book raises £5000 for Marie Curie and the MND Association.
Feis success as young performers take to the stage
Young readers in Enniskillen invited to join 2026 Junior Juries programme
New biography sheds fresh light on Ian Paisley's life and legacy
'A subject which has brought me endless pleasure: the noble art of poetry'
Author brings forgotten railway stories in Cootehill and Enniskillen to life
Séamas Mac Annaidh, Carlo Gébler, and Gráinne Knox on what Christmas means to them
A feast of cultural entertainment in store at this year's Fermanagh Live Festival
From Kandahar to Ballyshannon: Nelofer Pazira-Fisk joins festival
Welcome to The Jungle Book culture night in Ballinamallard hailed success
Free event could help writers take next step towards publishing success
Paul Clements: The Changing Face of Cuilcagh Mountain
Dan Brown's latest novel becomes top-seller at Enniskillen Waterstones
Irish language event in Fermanagh draws crowd for heritage day
New book on alternative Northern Ireland to be launched in Enniskillen
Ulster prominently features in latest work from award-nominated author
New biography on Lord Trimble to launch at Fermanagh Trust event
Thoughts on Heaney's arresting use of language about policing and rural life
New novel ‘To Keriolet Again’ debuts at castle museum
Literary festival announces headline acts and judge
'Deadly Silence' bestseller list as new titles make their mark
Animation inspired by mother’s poem to her daughters ready for Galway premiere
Primary school produces own comic book in storytelling project
New wave of compelling books arrive at Waterstones Enniskillen
Tyrone writer releases new book about year living in Co Down estate
Waterstones Enniskillen reviews new books for May
Liam Browne: Accessible Godot festival offers dialogue with plenty to think about
Spanish journalists exploring literary links to Oscar Wilde in Fermanagh
New Hunger Games novel tops Enniskillen book chart
Visit to two Fermanagh stately homes inspires new crime fiction series
Samuel Beckett inspired festival set to return to Enniskillen
Book launched on life of World War II Fermanagh resistance hero
Teresa Godfrey’s new poetry collection receives warm welcome at Ardhowen
Pupils enjoy an Ian-joyable reading for this year's World Book Day
Redeveloped Fivemiletown Library officially opened by Minister Gordon Lyons
Waterstones shares its top book picks for the week
This month's must read books from Waterstones Enniskillen
Omagh author to donate all book royalties to MS research
Check out these top book picks from Waterstones Enniskillen
Katarina Johnson-Thompson autobiography features in Enniskillen review
Kaleb Cooper book is among bestsellers in Waterstones this week
Waterstones Enniskillen reveals top book picks for Christmas