Enniskillen

Enniskillen-based Kettyle Irish Foods is enjoying the sweet taste of success thanks to a ‘meaty’ deal with Tesco to supply artisan dry-aged beef products to 21 superstores across Northern Ireland. The company uses grass-fed cattle from small-scale family farms and the premium cuts of meat are dry aged in a handcrafted organic seaweed salt brick chamber

Enniskillen butchers enjoys a ‘meaty’ deal with Tesco NI

One of Northern Ireland’s leading commercial law firms, McKees has opened a new office in Enniskillen and has announced plans to create 10 new jobs over the next two years. Pictured at the new offices are partners of McKees Linus Murray and Andrea McCann and managing partner, Chris Ross

136-year-old NI law firm continues growth plans with new office and jobs

(from left) Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris, Head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service Jayne Brady, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Consul General Belfast James Applegate during the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph in Enniskillen

Taoiseach and NI Secretary lay wreaths in Enniskillen on Remembrance Sunday

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The scene of the Enniskillen bomb seconds after the blast.

Karl McElhinney: My experience of Remembrance Day bomb remains salient

Charlie Lawson - This Week in the Italian Campaign

Wartime letters to fallen hero from Enniskillen revealed in video interview

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is delighted that The Workhouse Enniskillen has been shortlisted for the finals of the prestigious Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) Awards for planning excellence. Following success at the RTPI NI Awards earlier this year, The Workhouse Enniskillen has been shortlisted for the National Awards in the excellence in planning for heritage and culture category. The award recognises projects that drive economic success and promote a sustainable and thriving future for our communities

NI workhouse shortlisted for finals of RTPI Awards for planning excellence

Mrs Nesbitt was the driver of a white Skoda Octavia which was involved in a collision with a black Range Rover at around 4.25pm.

Woman who died following a two vehicle road traffic collision has been named

TV presenter Andi Peters was at Killyhevlin Hotel in Enniskillen to present live segments for Good Morning Britain and Lorraine as part of ITV Daytime’s Postcode Lottery competition. And already the hotel is noticing an increase in visitors to their website and followers on social media channels. Pictured with ITV’s Andi Peters are, Killyhevllin Hotel’s Aidan Nicholson, Louise Reilly and Mosta Labib

Andi Peters presents live from Killyhevlin Hotel for Good Morning Britain

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Woman diesat scene of two vehicle collision on Wednesday afternoon

There was more success at the 2010 Mounthill Fair for Kilwaughter Beauty, who once again lifted the champion mare award. She is led by Colin Crooks while his father Houston Crooks from Kilwaughter leads Kilwaughter Blade, winner of the championship foal. Picture: Larne Times archives

Cattle scheme ‘putting farmers on the dole’ warns Fermanagh farmer (1963)

Online healthy food retailer Musclefood is back trading in Northern Ireland after a two year break. Musclefood, who have a new home at healthyshop.com, traded in Northern Ireland since its launch in England in 2013 but the restrictions imposed by Brexit made it difficult for the retailer to continue. Now they’ve made a significant six figure investment to open a distribution centre in Enniskillen using mostly Irish sourced products. Pictured is Musclefood chief executive officer Nick Preston

Six figure sum brings online meal kit firm back to Northern Ireland

Outdoors, the proposal includes a destination playpark and urban sports park; a replacement 3G sports pitch; new walkways and trails and the development of an active waterfront area and improved pedestrian linkages to Enniskillen town centre

Green light for £52m redevelopment of 46-year-old Enniskillen leisure centre

Pictured are members of the FASTER Project steering group and EV industry representatives at the first EV Talk Live regional roadshow held in Fort William last month. The Northern Ireland event will take place on Saturday, September 23 at South West College Erne Campus in Enniskillen with a series of panel discussions, industry exhibition and vehicle test drive opportunities on the day

All your EV questions answered as SWC to host EV roadshow in Enniskillen

Ellie McCartney of Team Northern Ireland celebrates with her Gold Medal after the Women's 100m Backstroke Final on day two of the 2023 Youth Commonwealth Games at National Aquatic Centre in Couva, Trinidad And Tobago

NI swimmer Ellie McCartney reflects on medal haul at Youth Commonwealth Games

The Rooney family, who operate and own the Eurospar store in Enniskillen, are celebrating the incredible milestone of 50 years in business. Pictured are James Rooney, Martin Rooney, Angela Rooney and Timmy Rooney

Family-run NI store celebrates 50-year milestone of 'community service'

Enjoy a break at Finn Lough, Enniskillen

Travel: Late deals at home and abroad
Check out these week’s holiday and short break deals at home and abroad

Northern Ireland firm, Teemore Engineering is celebrating five decades in business having started from 'very humble beginnings'. Since 1973, the Enniskillen firm has risen to become one of the largest private sector employers in the south west Fermanagh area. Councillor Thomas O'Reilly, chair of Fermanagh Council, congratulates Victor and Colin Wilson on Teemore Engineering celebrating 50 years of business. Adding their best wishes are David Brown, president of the Ulster Farmers’ Union and Tom Elliott, Ulster Unionist Party spokesperson for agriculture

NI firm celebrates five decades having started from 'very humble beginnings'

From left, SEFF director Kenny Donaldson, advocate Nevin Brown, Assistant Garda Commissioner Cliona Richardson, advocacy manager Pete Murtagh, PSNI Superintendent Robert Magowan and advocate David Hallawell at an event to mark 25 years since the foundation of the SEFF victims group at St Macartin's Cathedral in Enniskillen

SEFF celebrates 25 years with service in St Macartin’s Cathedral in Enniskillen

Willoughby House, 46 Willoughby Place,
Enniskillen, BT74 7EX

Willoughby House Enniskillen - Stunning 4 bed Fermanagh property on the market

Pictured at the opening of Killyhevlin Hotel's 12 new luxurious Lakeland Studios are employees Florencia Galella, Head Receptionist; Nicola Varvari (Wright), Business Support Manager; Trevor Shannon, Head Chef; Pat Kavanagh, Accounts Manager; Ireland's leading country singer and adopted Fermanagh local, Nathan Carter; Jacqueline Wright, Finance Director; David Morrison, General Manager; Ciara McKenna, Spa Therapist; and Leigh Watson, HR Director.

Killyhevlin Hotel: Take a peek inside hotel's 12 new Lakeland Studios - 7 images

A large-scale hiring campaign has been launched across Northern Ireland to fill over 300 permanent positions and 1,000 temporary positions in several key sectors including hospitality, healthcare, and logistics. Leading recruitment agency, Excel Recruitment, which has just celebrated its 1st anniversary of opening its Belfast office, says they are actively taking CVs and interviewing for roles for a huge array of positions. Pictured are Shane McLave and Darren Lynch, Belfast branch manager

NI recruitment drive gets underway with over 1,300 positions to fill

Enniskillen business owner Lisa McElroy has credited a combination of retail experience, encouragement from her young daughter and a ‘Go For It’ attitude in giving her the push to start up her own business, MySHoo

NI business owner credits daughter for push to take first steps into shoe firm

Cancer Focus NI to develop new regional centre in Enniskillen with major £3m investment. Pictured are James Hamilton, 5th Duke of Abercorn, KG, Ivan McMinn MBE, Cancer Focus NI chairperson and Richard Spratt, Cancer Focus NI CEO

Cancer Focus Northern Ireland has identified Enniskillen as the location for its first new regional support centre to support people affected by cancer.

Cancer Focus NI to develop new £3m regional centre in Enniskillen

The Happy Days International Samuel Beckett Festival has been held in Enniskillen, where the playwright and novelist was educated at Portora Royal, for the past ten years, drawing innumerable world class artists to the Fermanagh town in celebration of Beckett's work. A similar festival dedicated to Oscar Wilde has also been held here. To share your stories of ten years of such festival experiences you can take part in the new heritage project

Call for stories about decade of Beckett and Wilde festivals in Fermanagh

Little Ruffles is the captain of his kayak and totally unfazed by a close encounter with the much larger Chase on Lough Erne

Heavy showers to follow prolonged spell of glorious sunshine

Monea Castle was built around 1618 but was abandoned after a fire in the middle of the 18th century

Archbishop's influence lives on 400 years after his consecration

South West College is plugging into a greener future with new electric vehicle (EV) chargers provided by leading charge point operator Weev. Pictured are South West College students Fiacra Avery and Zara Hutchinson with Weev CEO Philip Rainey

South West College powers ahead with EV charging hubs
South West College is plugging into a greener future with new electric vehicle (EV) chargers provided by leading charge point operator Weev.

Mark Taylor, the NI Director of the Royal College of Surgeons, was speaking in the wake of the latest disruption to services in NI hospitals.

‘Loss of specialist surgeons from rural hospitals much better for patients’

Joe Graham, Stuart Bradshaw, Ben Kersley and Robbie Humphries on the hydrobikes in Enniskillen

Welcome to the world of hydrobikes, one of the newest outdoor pursuits in NI

To help tackle hunger when the cost-of-living is higher than ever, Asda Northern Ireland reveals plans to extend £1 kids meal deal throughout May and June in five NI stores after serving record number of meals over the last year

Asda NI extends popular £1 kids café meal deal this May and June

The recently reopened Riverside Tower in Belfast, home of BT Group

BT Northern Ireland workforce braced as group announces big cuts

Letters to editor

Letter: Lest we forget Remembrance Day 1987

Sir Basil Brooke, 5th Baronet and later 1st Viscount Brookeborough (1888 - 1973, left), the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, and his wife Lady Brooke (1897 - 1970) unveil plaques of the Ulster coat of arms on the LMS locomotive 'Ulster' at Euston Station in London, 31st January 1947. The plaques are a gift from the Ulster branch of the Overseas League. Between them are the driver and fireman of the train. (Photo by George W. Hales/Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Lord Brookeborough is made the first Freeman of Enniskillen (1959)

Brothers murdered by the IRA: Thomas Irwin, and Frederick Irwin. Thomas was the father of Rev Alan Irwin, Frederick was uncle. Rev Irwin says: "My father was at work when he was murdered, my uncle on the way to work when murdered. Should they not have been there?"

Letter: My father and uncle weren’t in the wrong place when killed by IRA

Photograph by James Scott courtesy of William Scott Foundation. © 2023 James Scott

New book on the life of Co Fermanagh artist admired by rock legend David Bowie

Killyhevlin Hotel has announced plans for the addition of 12 new luxurious self-catering Lakeview Studios following a £1.6m investment and the creation of 10 new jobs. Pictured are computer generated images of the new Studios

NI hotel announces £1.6m investment with 12 new Lakeview Studios, creating jobs

St Bride's parish church, Doagh, Co Antrim Picture: Billy Maxwell

400 years of Anglican ministry is proudly celebrated

Gordon and Joan Wilson pictured at their home in Enniskillen at Christmas after the Enniskillen Bomb in 1987.

Mother who tragically lost daughter in Enniskillen bomb passes away

Screenshot of Hayley on competition

NI woman wins Florida holiday on Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway

Enniskillen woman Rayanne Dooley, pictured with her counsellor Donna Megraw, has benefited greatly from a new free counselling service, funded by the Housing Executive. She is encouraging other Housing Executive tenants to use the service.

Housing Executive tenants in Fermanagh can now use free counselling service

Check out this cute cottage in Co Fermanagh

Travel: A round-up of the latest holiday offers

More than two hundreds Unite members employed by the Roads Service of Northern Ireland will be joining with colleagues in the GMB in taking strike action for a week commencing today (Monday)

Roads Service maintenance workers in Unite commence one week strike action

Kathryn Dane during the Women's Guinness Six Nations match at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff.

Ulster and Ireland Kathryn Dane hopeful of rugby return after brain haemorrhage

Mmmmmmm.....A pepperoni and chilli pizza from Little Wing

Little Wing one of UK's most popular pizzerias

Nathan Carter and Sean Magee together for a session in Enniskillen pub Charlie's bar

Country and Irish superstar Nathan Carter features in new documentary

Nuala O'Toole who has received Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Points of Light award after she helped 12,000 isolated people receive an act of kindness.

‘Point of Light’ award from Prime Minister for Northern Ireland woman

Chris Parker's Armagh side were beaten 15-0 at Old Belvedere.

Clogher Valley retain Junior Cup to earn place in history books

Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) fire unit

Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service warning after house fire death spike

Ballycastle - home of the famous Lammas Fair - is included in the top 10 'most welcoming' destinations in the UK in the 2023 Booking.com Traveller Review Awards.
Picture: Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye

Four Northern Ireland towns named as 'most welcoming' in UK top 10

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland of Mourne Park near Kilkeel in Co Down

Four local towns named in the top 10 most welcoming places in the UK, 2023

Pacemaker Press. 03-02-2022: The Bangor Marina area of Bangor

Levelling-up funding of £71m unveiled to boost 10 projects in Northern Ireland

Stephen Holland and Noel McMeel

The head of Lough Erne Resort’s culinary team steps down after 15 years

DUP MP Jim Shannon

Ailing health service is not beyond repair says DUP MP Jim Shannon

Tyrella Primary School pupil Charlotte McAlinden pictured in November 1982 at the reins with her mum Kim waiting for Barney the horse to take them home. Mrs McAlinden picked up Charlotte from school every day in a pony and trip and helping to revive a long gone Ulster tradition. The six mile round trip from home to school took the McAlindens forty minutes – and Mrs McAlinden reckoned it was a much safe mode of transport than the school bus. She remarked: “Why do I do it? Because I have a pony – and I do not have a car. It’s the only way to travel – and you do not have to pay insurance, or tax or for petrol. It’s just nice to take your time, people rush about too much.” Picture: News Letter archives

Bygone Days: Quality exhibits break records at Fermanagh carcase show (1985)

Ben, Kevin and Conor

Toome’s Ben finds ice cream success ‘one scoop at a time’