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May 2026 council boundary. Map © Mapbox and OpenStreetMap. Boundary data © ONS and Ordnance Survey.

Residents, mid-2025

117,663

Statistical wards

40

Seats in 2026

40

Selected result year

2023

Northern Ireland party counts are counts of named members in the 2026 archive. They are not an official full-seat composition return.

Party seats: 2026 snapshot

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See seat breakdown. A majority of this seat total needs 21 seats. This annual archive is not a live record of party membership or the council administration.

Seats by party, 2026
PartySeats
Other40
Reported total40

“Other” can include several parties, independents and vacancies. It is not a single voting group. Source: Open Council Data.

Seat history: 2026–2026

These are annual snapshots. A change between years can reflect elections, by-elections, party changes or boundary changes. Older records follow council names and are not a constant-boundary series. The pre-2016 source combines Green and other smaller parties under “Other” and national parties under “Nationalist parties”.

Annual council seat archive
YearTotalParty seats
202640Other 40

Fermanagh and Omagh Council and Local Areas

Northern Ireland district in Northern Ireland. Official council code: N09000006. The areas below are statistical wards. Council elections use larger district electoral areas (DEAs), listed in the results.

Councils in Northern Ireland · Boundary data (GeoJSON)

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Recorded election results

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7 recorded areas in 2023. These figures describe the contests held in that year. They do not describe every seat on the council. Historical areas can differ from the current map.

The supplied 2026 candidate download does not include votes or winners. The 2026 seat archive above is a different dataset. Download the separate 2026 candidate lists (CSV).

ENNISKILLENTurnout return · 57.0% turnout

Electorate: 13,642. Ballot papers: 7,775. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

ERNE EASTTurnout return · 70.8% turnout

Electorate: 12,127. Ballot papers: 8,588. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

ERNE NORTHTurnout return · 62.5% turnout

Electorate: 11,509. Ballot papers: 7,193. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

ERNE WESTTurnout return · 68.3% turnout

Electorate: 11,196. Ballot papers: 7,652. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

MID TYRONETurnout return · 66.2% turnout

Electorate: 13,083. Ballot papers: 8,661. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

OMAGHTurnout return · 50.7% turnout

Electorate: 13,279. Ballot papers: 6,739. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

WEST TYRONETurnout return · 66.5% turnout

Electorate: 12,652. Ballot papers: 8,413. Source and method.

The supplied file contains turnout only. Candidate results are not included.

Check the council by-election directory. The absence of an upcoming contest here does not confirm that no election is due.

Councillors: 2026 archive

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40 member records from the Open Council Data post-May archive. Members can change party, resign or be replaced. Use the council’s own member register for current contact details.

Member records by party

The broad seat archive groups many Northern Ireland parties under “Other”. This table counts the party labels in the separate 2026 member archive.

2026 member archive, grouped by party
PartyMember records
Sinn Féin21
Ulster Unionist Party7
Democratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.6
Alliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland2
Independent / Other2
SDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party)2

40 records shown

Named members in the 2026 source archive
CouncillorWard or divisionParty
Aaron ElliottEnniskillenDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Dermot BrowneEnniskillenSinn Féin
Eddie RoofeEnniskillenAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Robert IrvineEnniskillenUlster Unionist Party
Roy CrawfordEnniskillenUlster Unionist Party
Tommy MaguireEnniskillenSinn Féin
Garbhan McPhillipsErne EastIndependent / Other
Noeleen HayesErne EastSinn Féin
Paul RobinsonErne EastDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Sheamus GreeneErne EastSinn Féin
Thomas O’ReillyErne EastSinn Féin
Victor WarringtonErne EastUlster Unionist Party
David MahonErne NorthDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Debbie CoyleErne NorthSinn Féin
John FeelyErne NorthSinn Féin
John McClaughryErne NorthUlster Unionist Party
Rosemary BartonErne NorthUlster Unionist Party
Adam GannonErne WestSDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party)
Anthony FeelyErne WestSinn Féin
Declan McArdleErne WestSinn Féin
Elaine BroughErne WestSinn Féin
Mark OvensErne WestUlster Unionist Party
Bernard McGrathMid TyroneSDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party)
Patrick WithersMid TyroneSinn Féin
Pádraigín KellyMid TyroneSinn Féin
Roisin Devine GallagherMid TyroneSinn Féin
Ruaídhrí LyttleMid TyroneSinn Féin
Shirley HawkesMid TyroneDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Barry McElduffOmaghSinn Féin
Catherine KellyOmaghSinn Féin
Errol ThompsonOmaghDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Josephine DeehanOmaghIndependent / Other
Marty McColganOmaghSinn Féin
Stephen DonnellyOmaghAlliance - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Allan RaineyWest TyroneUlster Unionist Party
Ann-Marie DonnellyWest TyroneSinn Féin
Colette McNultyWest TyroneSinn Féin
Glenn CampbellWest TyroneSinn Féin
Mark BuchananWest TyroneDemocratic Unionist Party - D.U.P.
Stephen McCannWest TyroneSinn Féin

Each table has its own date, unit and source. Census categories can contain subcategories. Do not add all rows together. Residents, households and electors are different measures.

Population by ageMid-2025

Unit: people. Source and definitions.

Population by age, Mid-2025
Measurepeople
All ages117,663
Under 1624,163
Age 16 to 6469,778
Age 65 and over23,722
Population history2011–2025

Unit: people. Source and definitions.

Population history, 2011–2025
Measurepeople
2011113,501
2012114,162
2013114,219
2014114,785
2015115,057
2016115,456
2017115,859
2018116,329
2019116,797
2020116,594
2021116,926
2022116,994
2023117,195
2024117,687
2025117,663
Census residentsCensus 2021

Unit: people. Source and definitions.

Census residents, Census 2021
Measurepeople
All usual residents116,812
Housing tenureCensus 2021

Unit: households. Source and definitions.

Housing tenure, Census 2021
Measurehouseholds
All households45,714
Owner occupied: Owns outright19,738
Owner occupied: Owns with a mortgage or loan11,676
Shared ownership: Part-owns and part-rents148
Social rented: Northern Ireland Housing Executive3,457
Social rented: Housing association or charitable trust851
Private rented: Private landlord7,035
Private rented: Letting agency893
Private rented: Employer of a household member15
Private rented: Relative or friend of a household member452
Private rented: Other77
Lives rent free1,372
General healthCensus 2021

Unit: people. Source and definitions.

General health, Census 2021
Measurepeople
All usual residents116,812
All usual residents: Very good health59,831
All usual residents: Good health32,901
All usual residents: Fair health16,298
All usual residents: Bad health5,759
All usual residents: Very bad health2,023
QualificationsCensus 2021

Unit: people aged 16 and over. Source and definitions.

Qualifications, Census 2021
Measurepeople aged 16 and over
All usual residents aged 16 and over92,013
No qualifications [note 1]23,448
Level 1 qualifications [note 2]5,050
Level 2 qualifications [note 3]12,513
Apprenticeship [note 4]5,833
Level 3 qualifications [note 5]13,873
Level 4 qualifications and above [note 6]29,244
Other qualifications [note 7]2,052
Economic activityCensus 2021

Unit: people aged 16 and over. Source and definitions.

Economic activity, Census 2021
Measurepeople aged 16 and over
All usual residents aged 16 and over92,012
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Employee: Part-time10,940
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Employee: Full-time28,735
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Self-employed with employees: Part-time383
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Self-employed with employees: Full-time1,943
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Self-employed without employees: Part-time2,402
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Self-employed without employees: Full-time5,416
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Unemployed1,657
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically active: Full-time student2,258
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Retired18,795
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Student (including full-time students)4,845
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Looking after home or family5,001
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Long-term sick or disabled6,514
Usual residents aged 16 and over: Economically inactive: Other3,123
GDP history (archived release)1998–2019

Unit: GBP millions. Source and definitions. Historic economic output at current market prices. This is an old release, not a current local economy estimate.

GDP history (archived release), 1998–2019
MeasureGBP millions
19981,270
19991,342
20001,420
20011,484
20021,554
20031,670
20041,752
20051,892
20062,011
20072,062
20082,072
20091,998
20101,999
20112,055
20122,175
20132,119
20142,250
20152,294
20162,419
20172,537
20182,625
20192,693

About the data

We use ONS boundaries, published election results, Open Council Data seat and member records, and official population, census and local finance statistics. Each table shows its date. Read about the sources, coverage and methods.