Impartial Reporter - 2022-09-08

• Grieving family tells how they lost ‘caring’ dad to brain cancer
• Poultry farmers ‘always on edge’ at flooding risk
• Council to commence play parks works
• Boost for Fermanagh Women’s Aid as charity is awarded £3,000 grant
• Veteran Ulster Unionist councillor, Howard Thornton stands down
• Man facing indecent child images charges returned to Crown Court
• ‘Building a Sustainabl­e Future’ conference coming to college
• Top award nod for local tourism body
• Man accused of assaulting another male
• Man, 34, who punched his ex-partner is sentenced to seven months in prison
• Lough Erne Resort hosts Recruitmen­t Open Day
• Man facing 12 charges over his alleged assault of police officers
• Moving tribute to the late Ernie Beacom, 74
• ‘We are so proud of Dad and his positive influence on so many’
• Man found asleep in a car gets one-year driving ban
• Extern directors stress they have strengthen­ed safeguardi­ng processes to protect children
• Suspended sentence for driver who had no insurance
• Rev. Nixon hoping to support those in ministry during his year as President
• Driver has ‘no further room for manoeuvre’ after being detected speeding at 93mph
• RQIA confirms home was not an emergency closure
• Second health authority snubs questions on nursing home
• Blackmail trio accused returned to Crown Court
• Driving ban for L driver involved in road collision
• Autumn term for college is focused on mental health
• Defective tyre led to penalty points and a fine for driver
• We’re all connected as we share same threats to our way of life
• Council votes against recommenda­tion for Flintridge borehole drilling, with concern at works’ noise cited
• Before you Truss in Liz, it’s worth looking at who gave her the keys to Downing Street
• Farming being discrimina­ted against on emissions
• Plea to ban cold calling outright
• It’s time for action not words
• This year’s GCSE results provide food for thought
• Aid charity calls on Fermanagh walkers to put best foot forward
• Four-year ban for driver who was over three times the legal limit
• New friends made from all around the world at Jamboree
• Could you be one of our young leaders?
• Graduation delight for two more local people whose hard work have led to their impressive qualificat­ions
• WAR HERO GRANDAD’S TALE TO BE TOLD IN SHOW
• OLD SITCOM GIVEN A NEW LEASE OF LIFE ON THAT’S TV
• September 14, 1972
• September 11, 1997
• Get involved
• President opens pioneering Belcoo Border centre
• Questions raised over local motor owners and transporti­ng patients
• Magee’s Live Lounge open mic night sees performers happily tackling all genres
• Works inspired by Fermanagh will feature in a superb new art exhibition
• Lots to enjoy at Culture Night 2022
• Plenty of laughter ahead as Paddy Raff to take to the Ardhowen stage
• A range of great free events are in Fermanagh for European Heritage Open Days 2022
• Superb £24,000 raised for MND Associatio­n NI by big-hearted motor enthusiast­s
• The last of the name
• Fermanagh winners look towards Irish industry recognitio­n
• Joy as museum turns 25
• Honey Show brings some sweet awards
• Sheep sale sees brisk business at the mart
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• QUICK CLUES
• Beekeepers of all levels fared well despite August’s rather mixed weather
• Hard at work on a bountiful golden harvest
• Agricultur­al Shows are set to receive offers of support from Stormont Bounce Back scheme
• Bishop of Clogher to be enthroned at services in Clogher and Enniskille­n
• Paul claims the President’s Prize at Fintona
• Sheamus takes the top prize following a close affair
• Gerry lands his first win with his superb score of 44 points
• Karen seals the win with a 67 nett score
• Niall claims the Pringle Cup on countback with nett 70
• Vera takes the top spot at Lady Captain’s Day
• Karen was in fine form with four wins on the bounce at Lough Erne
• Ex-servicemen to host competitio­n at Enniskille­n GC
• Leonard the best-placed local driver as he claims fifth overall on Lakeland Stages
• Armstrong set for title shoot-out
• ‘We should have had at least a point’ bemoans Mcintyre
• Cathcart nets on debut in Ducks win
• Young Ducks lose opener to strong Maiden City side
• Fonacab Irish Junior Cup Kick-off: 1.30pm
• Higginboth­am satisfied with a share of the spoils
• Quigley bags a late equaliser for Orchard Farm
• Defeats for Rovers and Fivemiltow­n in Division Three
• ‘It was a game of two halves’ admits Kesh boss Campbell
• Tummery maintain their push at the top as they make it five out of five
• Kerr much happier with performanc­e as Rangers return home with a point
• Second half display delights Town joint boss Mckenna
• The manner of win again pleases ’Law Manager Mccleery
• ‘We will go to ’Point with all guns blazing’ claims Mcconkey
• Club Eirne’s ambitious ‘Win A House’ fundraiser goes live
• All to play for in Ladies Division One
• Enniskille­n hold off second half Kinawley rally to land title
• Super second half fires Devenish to the title
• Great value Fermanagh Championsh­ip Season Pass is still available
• Chapman not looking past Coa
• Aghadrumse­e favourites against a Brookeboro­ugh side who are in transition
• ’Bridge hope to spring a surprise
• O’brien seeking a big performanc­e as Devenish take on Derrylin in opener
• An intriguing derby tussle lies ahead as Emmetts host St. Pat’s
• Pragmatic sides are both aiming to give Intermedia­te Championsh­ip ‘a good rattle’
• All teams will fancy chances
• Competitiv­e look to the race for the New York Cup
• Both sides expecting a tough test in opener
• Harps have to be ready for a Shamrocks side ‘with nothing to lose’
• An intriguing encounter is expected once action gets under way at Brewster Park
• Making the knock-out stages the first goal for Kinawley and Roslea as they strive for a positive start to their championsh­ip campaigns

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