Burkitt review: Beautiful documentary about life of pioneering Fermanagh cancer researcher
Television: Film-maker Éanna Mac Cana, who has been treated for the lymphoma named after Burkitt, deftly traces a remarkable life
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The last confession of ‘Disappeared’ IRA man Joe Lynskey – a priest recalls, more than 50 years on
For the first time, an Irish priest tells the story of the confession he heard from Joe Lynskey shortly before he was murdered by the IRA a half-century ago
Waiting for Godot review: Olwyn Fouéré, breaking ground as the first woman to star in Beckett’s play, gives a sublime performance
The extraordinary acting of Fouéré and her fellow principals is all the more remarkable for being unpolished, undirected and unrehearsed
Deep-cover Soviet spy in Ireland posed as travelling salesman and chess buff
KGB ‘illegal’ Yuri Linov infiltrated 1960s Dublin as personable Austrian Bernie Motl
Calling extremely early birds: Beckett tickets go on sale 11 years before performances
In Krapp’s Last Tape, Richard Dormer and Samuel West will use recordings they made 30 years earlier, in line with Beckett’s vision
PSNI investigates after email causes six schools to close in Northern Ireland
Threatening email sent to schools in Fermanagh, Tyrone and Antrim
Woman who died in Co Fermanagh crash named as Amy Stokes (20) from Ballyconnell
Male lorry driver (40s) dies in Tyrone in separate incident
Twenty PSNI officers injured in less than 24 hours
Some officers sustained serious injuries that required medical treatment, superintendent says
Two Irish rugby players convicted over rape of woman in French hotel room
‘She can sleep tonight knowing she was believed,’ says lawyer after Denis Coulson and Chris Farrell found guilty of roles in gang rape
Nine storied Irish walks: from rebel hills to drowned Spanish sailors
A stairway to heaven; an escape route for Tom Barry’s flying column; and a monument to unrequited passion: here are trails with stories attached
I always liked Enniskillen. It was the same as Cavan only different in an Alice in Wonderland kind of way
My mother once told me women marching in white were Orangewomen, making me fear there was something deeper I could not see
Slow travel allows you to escape the busy world: Here’s how to do it
Get away from it all by road, rail, ramble or sail in Ireland and farther afield
Pensioner charged after man killed in hit and run in Co Fermanagh
Richard Maze (70) died after his motorcycle was struck by a car in Belleek
From lighthouse life to glamping under the stars: An inside guide to the best places to stay in Northern Ireland
Whatever you’re seeking from your Northern break, these 13 hotspots won’t let you down
Teenager and woman in critical condition after separate crashes in Fermanagh and Derry
Man (44) also taken to hospital for injuries not believed to be life-threatening
Michael Harding: At one time, having a pair of binoculars on the back seat of your car in Fermanagh was unwise
Maybe I am naive but for me binoculars were a beautiful remnant of Victorian tranquillity. I’ve never thought of them as an aid for killing
‘Horrific and cruel’: Man jailed for deaths of four family members in Fermanagh fire
Denise Gossett and her daughter Sabrina Gossett (19), son Roman Gossett (16) and grandaughter Morgana Quinn (15 months) died in February 2018
Donegal man fails in bid to overturn conviction for murdering wife in staged ‘boating accident’
The Court of Appeal rejected claims that Stephen McKinney (46) was wrongly found guilty of killing Lu Na McKinney at Lough Erne, Co Fermanagh in April 2017
‘We were not expecting the reaction’: Charlie’s Bar in Enniskillen goes viral with moving Christmas advert
Many people on social media commented that the bar’s ad was ‘better’ than John Lewis’s festive offering
Self-build success: How one family saved ‘a small fortune’ by doing it themselves
Through hard work, Ciara and Seán Owens have created their forever home, nestled in the Fermanagh countryside
Ospreys breeding in Ireland after 200 years ‘like finding long-lost treasure’
A pair of the birds have produced chicks at a nesting site in Co Fermanagh - a first in the wild in modern times
Rally driver Dáire Maguire had an ‘unstoppable joy and unending love’ for his family, priest tells mourners at his funeral
Motorsport community turns out to pay tribute to 46-year-old killed in a crash at Sligo Stages Rally last Sunday, which also claimed the life of driver Gene McDonald
Man pleads guilty to murdering three members of same family in Co Fermanagh
Daniel Sebstian Allen (32) also pleads guilty to manslaughter of Denise Gossett (45) by reason of suicide pact
Pet owners warned over ‘deadly’ algae in lakes after death of four dogs
Fermanagh vet says her practice has dealt with a number of cases in which dogs died after swimming in stagnant water in Lough Melvin on border of Leitrim and Fermanagh
Mother killed by former partner ‘let down by state agencies’, inquest told
Concepta Leonard (51) stabbed by partner, Paedar Phair (55), who subsequently took his own life
Education across the Border: ‘I’ve always heard stories of the Troubles. I thought I knew more than I did’
Two schools are part of a project to aid understanding of a past in which their uniforms made them targets
A Broad Church: Lifting the lid on the Provisional IRA in the South
Gearóid Ó Faoleán makes a compelling case that public support was wider than often acknowledged
Man jailed for murdering wife during cruise on Lough Erne granted leave for appeal
Stephen McKinney (46) was convicted of murdering Lu Na McKinney (35) during a boating holiday in Co Fermanagh in 2017
Fermanagh’s McManus open to a B championship but wants shot at Ulster success
The two proposals regarding a B championship that the GAA has been reportedly mulling over are broadly similar
Opportunity knocks for Cavan, Fermanagh and Carlow
Claiming a divisional title would mean a lot to both Ulster counties and O’Brien’s side
Player unrest led me to quit Fermanagh – Pete McGrath
Former manager says players would have walked away if he stayed in the job
Monaghan made to work before pulling clear of Fermanagh
Visitors give a good account of themselves in Clones but can’t keep pace after the break
Fermanagh bring it to another level in second half of Newry win
Down are wasteful with goal chances in first period and fall well short in the second half
Mayo might benefit from taking the road less travelled
Galway will be disappointed if they don’t back up surprising win with Connacht title
Darragh Ó Sé: Time for Mayo to stand together and bounce back
Defeat Fermanagh and they can rediscover real momentum along the qualifer route
Colm Collins urges GAA to consider restructuring championship
Clare manager believes provincial competition is past its sell-by date
Championship sorting process gets under way in summer heat
Fermanagh press on in rare sunshine while Laois earn joust with All-Ireland champions
Fermanagh navigate Antrim hurdle despite second half nap
Pete McGrath’s team comfortably superior but struggled to replicate first half intensity
Fermanagh surprise Meath to grind out win in Enniskillen
Meath were hit by a red card to Andrew Tormey and never quite recovered
Fermanagh boss Pete McGrath enjoys winning return to Down
McKenna Cup: Tyrone take thriller against Derry; St Mary’s shock Donegal
Pete McGrath ready for reunion with his native Down
Fermanagh coach hoping to boost team’s confidence as they confront old enemy
Maggie Farrelly making history but taking it all in stride
The first female to referee a men’s senior intercounty match expects no special treatment
Dublin’s Jim Gavin happy to roll with punches – and the shoves
Pete McGrath proud to see players receive rapturous reception from supporters
Fermanagh no fools but they should be outgunned by Dublin
Manager Jim Gavin has the firepower to choose from for quarter-final encounter
Jim Gavin ready and willing to pay full respect to Fermanagh
Dublin manager praises ‘fantastic achievement’ of Pete McGrath’s team this year
Settled Fermanagh have strength in depth and edge to deny Westmeath
All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers Round 4A, Kingspan Breffni Park, Saturday, 5pm (Live on Sky Sports 3)
GAA Statistics: Goals may come easier to Fermanagh if Quigley is kept quiet
Ulster side dependent on free-taker but Westmeath have conceded very little scoring frees
Roscommon capable of passing stiff Fermanagh test
John Evans’ talented side still have big ambitions this summer
Armagh edge Fermanagh to claim Division Three title
Kieran McGeeney’s team were on top in the second half of a low-scoring affair
Surprise table-toppers Fermanagh ready for Armagh battle
Peter McGrath’s side can thank a fortuitous draw with Armagh for their place in final
Fermanagh promoted after easing past spiritless Wexford in the Allianz League
Peter McGrath’s side look forward to Division Two while their opponents are relegated
Fermanagh fight back for Armagh draw to stay in promation race
Sean Quigley the essence of accuracy up front with six points
Paul McCusker strikes to earn Fermanagh win over Tipperary
Ulster side land third success in promotion push from Division Three
Seán Quigley helps guide Fermanagh to win over Sligo
Peter McGrath’s side stay on course for promotion from Division Three
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Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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