Impartial Reporter - 2024-04-18

• Son’s tribute to hospitalit­y visionary and ‘shining star’
• Lack of openness in council’s free meals is the real story
• Warm tributes paid to ‘the heavenly princess of Boho’
• Patsy was a ‘wonderful man’ who will be missed terribly
• Funding cut leads to Fermanagh Women’s Aid losing key worker
• ‘A retrograde step’: Locals react to closure of police enquiry office
• Bail revoked for CIRA man awaiting sentencing on terrorist offence
• Man found guilty of historic sexual offences against child 40 years ago
• Feasting on ratepayers: How Council wanted to keep meal requests secret
• Drivers waiting for MOT not receiving road side assistance
• Councillor vows to push for Hallowe’en fireworks’ return
• Nine in ten Fermanagh parents say there is ‘insufficie­nt’ childcare
• Mother on maternity leave left ‘terrified’ about future
• A delicate balancing act for Lisbellaw family
• Childcare costs force mother to put her career on hold
• Young mum’s mental health being impacted
• EXPLORING THE CHILDCARE CHALLENGES FACING
• Childcare provider ‘left without a choice’ but to raise prices
• Cross-border competitio­n
• EXPLORING THE CHILDCARE CHALLENGES FACING From superwoman syndrome to survival: A mother’s journey through parenthood
• Executive must make good on its childcare promises – to benefit families and our economy
• Calls for speedier implementa­tion of childcare strategy
• Hundreds attend rally in Enniskille­n to save 300 BT jobs
• Princess Anne delights during her visit to South West College
• Modest Clare wowed by news of prestigiou­s nomination for award
• Mary’s selfless care for wild animals leads to ‘incredibly unexpected’ nod
• A hamlet with great heart and character
• Generous Gerwyn donates £910 to help support Marie Curie’s work
• Compassion for patient is at the forefront of values for Niall
• Customers keeps flowing to Moorings Marina-side setting, as the award-winning restaurant constantly evolves to keep its happy customers coming back
• A day to think of parents alienated from their kids
• Communitie­s in mourning after several deaths across the area
• Posing questions for the Council
• Parents are being strangled by crippling childcare costs in NI
• Why there’s no substitute for honesty at exam time
• The road to unity is at a crossroads – which way will it go?
• This week:
• All-ireland finals beckon again for Enniskille­n Theatre Company troupe
• Every vote counts for Country crooner Karl in live TG4 show
• Choosing the right mower for you and your garden
• Spring has sprung – so there’s work to be done today out in the garden
• Great ways to bring joy to your garden
• Months of bad weather hitting outdoor workers and sectors very hard
• Dazzling daffodils delight at annual FGS spring show
• Church congregati­on gathers to pray for better farming weather
• There was still plenty of beekeeping work to be done despite a month of changeable weather conditions
• Pedigree breeders hear role of new Sustainabl­e Ruminant Genetics body
• Around the Sales
• Mr. Eamon Corrigan
• Badminton club’s 90 years of rich history celebrated at special event
• High scoring consistenc­y from Brown takes club competitio­n at Castle Hume
• Great performanc­e by young swimmers
• Armstrong: ‘It was a solid result at a demanding rally’
• Howe provides assist to secure win in Zenica
• Two wins for Mallard Youth teams
• Rangers maintain their top spot with another Law win
• Irvinestow­n Wanderers move out of relegation zone
• Tummery put seven past Athletic to keep up pressure on Rangers
• Late Killen goal dents Magheravee­ly survival hopes
• Campbell pleased with second half performanc­e
• First half goals secure derby points for Ducks
• Mallard’s gaffer Canning wants to see his players finish the championsh­ip on a high
• Clogher overcome Ballymena to claim first Senior Shield
• Skins U18s book themselves Cup final spot after win at Kingspan
• Skins U16s end season on high with Shield Final win
• Kinawley make winning start as league kicks off
• Cavan fend off a late Fermanagh rally to win in Brewster
• Mclaughlin looking ahead to Tier Two competitio­n after defeat
• Monaghan put four goals past Fermanagh minors
• Fermanagh withstand a late Leitrim fightback to pick up victory
• Baldwin unhappy with officiatin­g as Fermanagh set to appeal red cards
• Fermanagh falter as Armagh cruise to Ulster semi-final
• ‘They maximised the black card’ says Donnelly
• Armagh ‘punished’ our mistakes - Mcgullion
• Familiar mistakes come back to haunt Fermanagh

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