All roads used by more than 1,500 vehicles a day are automatically put on the gritting schedule.
Hard border fears ‘are already hitting home’
A new study has shown Brexit is already impacting day-to-day life here in worrying ways.
Appeal for Murphy, the brave little dog
Poor little Murphy, who was dumped in a ditch, has lost his leg but is doing well.
Keeping Noel’s memory alive to help others
Action4Noel aims to raise awareness about this form of cancer, which can often go misdiagnosed until it’s too late, in a bid to save lives.
Calls for halt to granting of all mining licences
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has requested a review of the entire system.
Ulster Bank in Irvinestown to close
The move has been slammed as another blow to rural services in Fermanagh.
Women seeking help surges in wake of harrasment claims
Since the harassment scandal that has engulfed Hollywood then Westminster began, a local rape crisis charity has seen a surge in calls.
Parents told to vaccinate kids against ‘killer’ measles
Fermanagh parents are being urged to ignore misinformation on social media and continue to vaccinate their children against deadly diseases.
Farmers in dire warning as crisis deepens
There are fears some local farmers could be out of business by the end of the winter following a long, wet summer.
Glorious Fermanagh, as seen from the sky
The video, and another of Monea Castle, has been shared by a site that features historic buildings from across the world.