Learn more Allow Search Menu Home Services Registration COVID-19 Update Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there are currently changes in place regarding how Registration Service is provided. We are operating an appointment only service. Please check the individual web page for more details, in relation to various life events. The direct line for our Registration Service is 028 8225 6212 or 028 6634 2428, but please appreciate that we are experiencing a large number of calls. Alternatively, you can email: registrar@fermanaghomagh.com The Registrar’s Office is one of 11 district registration offices in Northern Ireland whose primary function is to register births, deaths, marriages and civil partnerships. It also performs civil marriages and partnerships at approved venues and provides general information to the public. Forms to register a birth and death can be completed before your appointment and are available online at www.nidirect.gov.uk/gro Registrar Hazel Alderdice (hazel.alderdice@fermanaghomagh.com) Senior Deputy Registrar Martina Smyth (martina.smyth@fermanghomagh.com) Deputy Registrars Mandy Somerville (mandy.somerville@fermanaghomagh.com) June Clarke (june.clarke@fermanaghomagh.com) Hazel Allen (hazel.allen@fermanaghomagh.com) Jackie O’Shea (jackie.oshea@fermanaghomagh.com) SHARE THIS PAGE: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Registration Birth, Death, Stillbirth, Adoption, Marriage and Civil Partnership Certificates Cemeteries Civil Partnerships Family History Marriages Registering a Birth Registering a Death Registering a Stillbirth Address: Council Offices and Sites Phone: 0300 303 1777 Text Phone: 028 8225 6216 Irish Language/Ulster Scots Voicemail: 028 8225 6214 Email: info@fermanaghomagh.com Translate this Site: Selecteer een taal▼ If you are fully vaccinated, you can download the #COVIDCertNI app to you mobile. For more information 👇… https://t.co/USNFRPKdzf 2 hours ago View More Tweets The Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has been established as one of the eleven new councils introduced via the Local Government Reform Programme. These replaced the existing 26 District Councils on 1 April 2015. Copyright © 2021 | Council Intranet Careers Sitemap Tenders Terms & Conditions Privacy Statement Accessibility Statement