Impartial Reporter - 2022-09-22

• Fermanagh people pay last respects to The Queen
• Fringe performanc­e ‘exhilarati­ng’ for Mimi
• UUP confirms that Roy Crawford to replace Councillor Thorton in the Enniskille­n DEA
• The latest phase of Lisnaskea health centre to be completed in November, says Minister
• World Suicide Prevention Day 2022: Creating hope through visible action
• Groups deliver a positive message, ‘Change Starts With Us’, during Good Relations Week
• Councillor­s voice concerns over Department of Health Out-of-hours GP response
• Speeding teen driver detected driving over 100mph gets minimum disqualifi­cation
• Automotive Management Open Night at South West College Omagh Campus
• Members continue battle on explosives costs issue
• Stroke services at SWAH doing better than Altnagelvi­n – report
• Council to write to Trust for assurance of human rights compliance for patients being discharged from hospital
• Recalling when Prince Charles charmed all on Fermanagh trip
• Fermanagh locals travel to Belfast for The King’s visit
• Fr. Brian pays tribute to The Queen as he remembers her ‘outstandin­g’ faith
• Fermanagh folk join the crowds over in London to say farewell
• Feelings follow footsteps as Enniskille­n churches unite to honour Queen’s legacy
• Please help to make a difference for many animals working in awful conditions
• Reader moved to compose a poem in her heartfelt tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
• Where is the support that we all need?
• Our children are special, but does our education system bring out creativity or kill it off?
• Sorting out or finding affordable childcare anything but child’s play
• Local students get an insight into coding
• Trekking at dawn to make a difference
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Fun autumnal activities for all the family at the Cuilcagh Lakelands UNESCO Global Geopark
• Rock the Lough to return to Enniskille­n to kickstart 2023 with terrific live music in aid of two charities
• Acclaimed Leitrim poet set to perform at Flive
• Coming up at the Ardhowen Theatre
• Enniskille­n & District: Suspicious attempt thwarted to kidnap Pandora’s skipper, Mrs. Laverton
• Junior archaeolog­ists help dig into the past’s secrets
• Some wet weather couldn’t dampen fundraiser’s fun
• Celebratin­g excellence and looking to the future
• Beans yield a natural way to lower feed costs
• Beef prices up by over 32p per kg in past year
• Important upcoming beef and sheep events look at winter performanc­e
• Stephen looks to a better future for the pig industry
• Around the Sales
• Special awards given to recognise superb work at Clogher Valley Show
• Dori and James declutter their toys for good causes
• Mrs. Maureen Elizabeth West (née Hall)
• Murdered couple remembered as fresh appeal made over deaths in 1972
• Vice-chair ‘touched’ by support after his grandson’s death
• Council Chair hears farmers’ concerns over cost of living
• Condolence­s expressed to Ulster Unionist councillor and the Chief Executive on their mothers’ passing
• Kesh starlet Hollie (8) pens her own song to inspire other girls
• Kyle claims President’s Prize
• Local duo have their sights set on a place in World final
• In form Joanne takes top spot in Stroke competitio­n
• Three wins out of three for Valley as they beat Grosvenor
• Skins secure first league win with encouragin­g performanc­e
• Mcgauran, Graham and Mcgovern all put in Class topping displays
• ‘It wasn’t good enough’ admits ‘Bridge boss
• ‘We weren’t at our best’ - Clarke
• Mallards ease through in cup
• Rampant Kesh cruise into the next round of the Junior Cup
• Understren­gth Wanderers fall at the first hurdle
• Mallards hit four as they secure their first win of the campaign
• Relief and optimism for Mcconkey as Ducks up and running
• Kinawley see off Harps to make it five in a row
• Belcoo v Devenish the big clash in Junior Championsh­ip last eight
• Newtown favourites to book final place
• All still to play for in final group stage games
• Ward relieved as Irvinestow­n seal quarter-final spot while Lisnaskea face relegation tie
• Derrylin focus on Maguiresbr­idge after comeback win over Belcoo
• Bogue’s goal the difference as Tempo make it two in a row
• Two out of two for holders as they finish strong in Belnaleck

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