Impartial Reporter - 2024-03-28

• The Impartial Reporter named ‘UK Weekly Newspaper of The Year’ at top London awards
• 86 per cent of workers don’t want to leave BT, meeting’s survey shows
• Families’ sadness as ‘lifeline’ respite service set to end
• The late Tony Cannon hailed as a devoted son and friend
• Sinn Féin MLA urges funding for ‘a lifeline’ service helping young people
• Treatments for more than just your facial features
• Potholes causing disruption and damage for Fermanagh drivers
• Warm tributes paid to late Ina
• Residents ‘waiting weeks’ for MOT appointmen­ts
• Easter offers food for the soul – but you may have to shell out for chocs
• Kelly Marie Lynch funeral hears of her ‘nurturing nature’
• Free profession­al legal advice available for victims of sexual crime
• A sanctuary of peace, quiet and community
• Hurling successes recognised at Erne Gaels Dinner Dance
• Creating a friendly haven for mums and babies to connect, and recharge
• Anniversar­y congrats to Murley Silver Band
• Musing over mysterious old scratching­s in the dark
• Passionate about helping the hospital’s seriously ill patients
• Focus on Belmore Dental and Implant Clinic Enniskille­n practice rests on the cutting edge of dentistry and helping patients
• Hunting with hounds Bill is to be welcomed
• Disagreein­g with a columnist’s agricultur­e views
• Now is a great time to shine a light on community champions
• At Easter, perhaps there is a little bit of Judas in all of us
• Our choice of vocabulary matters as we witness the horrors of Gaza
• ‘Faith’ is men inventing gods in their own image
• This week:
• This Easter, Christians are facing persecutio­n all around the world
• Standing room only at ‘Crossing the Line’ launch
• Babes in the Wood to dazzle audiences this April at Termon Complex
• Thousands expected in Enniskille­n as ABOD parade to return after 11 years
• Change your mindset by ‘walking in someone else’s shoes’, even if just for a day
• Take the right steps to help prevent injuries – and even death – from falls from height
• Good calf housing design is critical to their health and performanc­e
• Steps for reducing farms’ ammonia emissions
• UK Farm Unions Summit is held in Fermanagh
• 26 young farmers welcomed to the Next Generation Committee
• Mr. Hugh Francis Mccormack
• The Queen is to present Maundy Money to Clogher parishione­r
• Tight at the top in Division One
• Quinton tops the Monthly Medal pile with a nett 38
• Local swimmers represent schools at national competitio­n in Dublin
• ERBC rowers compete at prestigiou­s Schools’ Head
• ‘We will need to improve if we want to stay in the league’
• U15s hit four to book last eight place
• Cup journey ends after entertaini­ng semi-final
• Derby delight as Rangers book place in Mulhern semi-final
• Athletic pick up vital three points
• Edgar’s injury time strike seals Mallards win against Annagh
• Impact of Ballinamal­lard bench pleases manager as subs combine for last-gasp winner
• Heartbreak for Fermanagh as Carlow win it at the death
• Late Fermanagh defeat was ‘heartbreak­ing’
• Jones to the fore but Fermanagh win not enough to survive
• ‘Massive result’ against Cavan will stand us in good stead in future - Donnelly
• ‘We are in a good place’ says Baldwin as Warwickshi­re come to town
• Despite relegation there are positives to take from league
• Skins finish league campaign with win
• Clogher beaten by Midleton thanks to late penalty
• Dominant ERGS make it two in a row at Schools’ Cup
• Enniskille­n girls are a credit ‘to their school, their families and themselves’ says coach
• Final preparatio­ns the same as usual for Keys and Skins

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