With the Northern Ireland Assembly Election set to take place on May 5, many will look at Fermanagh and South Tyrone as a key marker of how the main parties will perform.
In the last Assembly election in 2017, just a few hundred votes helped Sinn Féin to win a third seat in the constituency, but there are a few who will be eyeing up that seat when the votes are counted.
With three of the five current MLAs in the area having been co-opted to their seats at Stormont, they will be hoping to prove their electoral worth to their parties, while the smaller parties and the independents will aim to disrupt things.
