Impartial Reporter - 2022-09-01

• Police officer kicked in head twice, court is told
• Meet W. T. Morrison’s new owner
• Council called on to buy key site for any future rail line
• Liam’s all set to take on the Great North Run for cancer
• Department cites ‘challenges’ to securing funding for library upgrade
• Unmatched quality at unbeatable prices
• Rosslea GP campaigner­s meet with Trust chief and politician­s
• Exciting new start for school leavers at Rutledge Enniskille­n
• Difficult trading conditions and rising costs force the closure of Fermanagh shoe shop
• Altnagelvi­n consultant­s ‘routinely’ covering staffing gaps at the SWAH
• Number of items stolen from property in village
• 15 year old arrested after high speed pursuit by police
• New clinic dedicated to all aspects of implant dentistry
• Man to go on trial accused of sexually assaulting two females
• Have your say on an ambitious 10-year plan for tourism in Fermanagh and Omagh at drop-in consultati­on sessions
• Trust appeals for patients and families to support timely hospital discharges
• Harassment accused allegedly asked the victim to drop charges
• Man on stalking charges not allowed in Fermanagh
• SWC providing the building blocks for Laura’s career
• Disorderly man shouted abuse
• Questions remain as Department of Health shifts stance over Press enquiries on Valley Nursing Home
• Local RNLI assist two people and a dog on board a grounded vessel
• Driver arrested on suspicion of thefts
• Police renew appeal for informatio­n on crash
• Corrupt money is paying for ‘sportswash­ing’, but others are paying a price in human misery
• Appeal to Fermanagh walkers for Parkinson’s fundraiser
• Everyone needs to recognise atrocities going on in Ethiopia
• Strike action no surprise as people struggle
• A royal seal of approval for 60th anniversar­y
• Dunbar and Manor House nominated for this year’s Ulster Tatler awards
• NESBITT RETURNS FOR NEW SERIES OF BLOODLANDS
• JAIME PLAYS MATRIARCH MITCHELL
• September 4, 1997
• Fight to save Unipork jobs appears lost
• Get involved
• Delighted Neven takes ‘Best Restaurant’ title in Ulster
• Things in general and nothing in particular
• Artists take a solar-powered expedition along the Shannon and the Erne to help spark some climate action through the arts
• Brand-new BBC food and history series features Crom Castle
• All welcome as Fermanagh Film Club announce autumn/winter programme of great movies
• Live music and laughs at the Ardhowen
• Local artist and teacher creating opportunit­ies for others to develop skills at an club
• Anglers cast off for some winning fish
• Hundreds walk Cuilcagh in honour of late Peter
• Minister Swann confirms six new firefighte­rs are on the way
• Emergency services work together to rescue a cow
• Kitchen Garden is reaping a fine harvest
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• QUICK CLUES
• Texel rams top the bidding at 700gns at Enniskille­n sale
• Lamb promotion should be support to help farmers
• Perfect weather for summer farm walk visiting top suckler herd
• Teachers’ Union is set to ballot members on strike action
• A perfect fundraisin­g night for Palliative Transport
• Mrs. Susan Mcafee
• How digital grant increased turnover and created employment for one local buisness
• Fintona secure Ulster North Mixed Foursomes title
• A fabulous score of 41 points secures the top spot for an in-form Doreen
• Martina enjoys a successful week
• Kevin takes first place with a super 55 nett
• Denis to host his Captain’s Day at Clones on Saturday
• Registrati­on open for the Break to Brougher duathlon
• Some stunning driving and an excellent approach play takes Sean to deserved win
• Magy claims the top spot
• Quartet help Ulster to President’s Cup
• Rampant Clogher run in ten tries in opening day victory
• Quadruple success surprises Elliott
• Unbeaten league winners turn the clock back 50 years
• Fermanagh Super Cup hold end of year awards night
• Points are shared in entertaini­ng encounter at the Bawnacre
• ‘It was a hard day at the office’ admits Amos
• O’donnell rues missed chances
• First half goals seal the points for ‘Law
• Own goal seals win for Orchard Farm as Fivemileto­wn hit Rovers for seven
• Fermanagh and Western Football League Division One
• ‘It was not good enough’ blasts Rangers boss Kerr
• Hanna pleased as Tummery make it four out of four
• ‘Individual mistakes costly’ – Reilly
• Campbell gets reign off to a winning start
• Bad Holden injury overshadow­s Town’s win against Killen
• ‘We need to win our battles all over the pitch’ – Mcconkey
• Mccaffrey on the double as Kinawley pick up win
• Championsh­ip fixtures confirmed
• Newtown and Tempo rack up big scores to see off Brookeboro­ugh and Gaels
• Irvinestow­n hold off Belcoo to progress to final
• Flanagan to the fore for Devenish
• Enniskille­n aiming for a fourth success Reserve A title
• Quinn goal at the death sends Gaels through to the Reserve A decider
• Doherty nets twice as Kinawley progress to final
• Irvinestow­n finish strong to clinch title
• TEAMS & SCORERS
• We ‘weathered the storm’ – Ward
• Erne Gaels edge out Kinawley to secure league title
• TEAMS & SCORERS
• ‘This is where we want to be’ says a delighted Ryder

Impartial Reporter - 2022-09-08