Impartial Reporter - 2022-09-29

• Alleged sex abuse victim vows to fight on for justice
• Aggie turns 100 in style
• Man charged with attempted murder of two policemen
• Fermanagh people expected to join major Dublin event on the possible future of Ireland
• Bus Éireann customer ended up paying for taxi to Dublin Airport
• Man charged with multiple attempted child sexual offences
• Community rallies for woman taken ill on a flight to Croatia
• Patrick urges people to sign up today for important Organ Donor Register
• All welcome at cancer group’s fundraiser walk
• £100 oil payment ‘an insult’, says supplier
• Appeal for witnesses as tractor and digger stolen in separate incidents
• Fermanagh and Omagh follow national trend with an increase in Irish identity
• Notorious convicted paedophile contends that he had permission to attend Twelfth demonstrat­ion
• Raymond remembered as scores scale Croagh Patrick in Kinawley dad’s name
• The decision to lift fracking ban in England condemned
• Fermanagh man completing 104-mile charity running challenge in memory of his late friend
• Judge warns man he’s ‘on very thin ice’
• Bishop of Clogher enthroned at St. Macartin’s Cathedral
• Judge refuses bail for man found at Enniskille­n house in breach of order
• Marie Curie lantern display on this Friday
• Concepta Leonard inquest to be held separately from man who killed her
• Farrell steps away from Munster duties amid an ongoing criminal case
• Olive set to be installed as the President of Methodist Women in Ireland
• Enniskille­n man swims from Asia to Europe
• Linsaskea Feis is now open for entries
• Showband exhibition now on display in library
• Jim turns 100 – and is one of the last to get The Queen’s well wishes
• Man charged with cultivatin­g cannabis and a range of other drug offences is granted bail
• The importance of community care
• Five ways to improve your own wellbeing
• £9m water works upgrade completed at Killyhevli­n
• Kyle Lafferty axed by Northern Ireland over social media video as his club investigat­es
• Two-year driving ban for man with no insurance or licence
• ‘Times are changed, we are also changed with them’ and more is on the way
• We will challenge any Sinn Fein attempts to justify or normalise violence in the past
• Economic crisis deepens and we are powerless
• Can you help in this search for students from ‘the old’ St. Michael’s in 1952?
• Many thanks to all those who supported our RNLI fundraiser
• All are very welcome at our community harvest next week
• Air Ambulance gets £2,175 boost
• Leonards use their 60th to raise £1,500 to help charity
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• QUICK CLUES
• Live music, theatre and comedy coming up over at the Ardhowen
• Rory Pierce looking forward to performing home town show with Iona Sound for Flive
• Village thanks helpful Jimmy
• September 28, 1972
• Explosions mark the end of a quarry dispute
• Complaints about doctors reported to the Guardians
• People came running to help celebrate Shirley’s life
• WI busy celebratin­g 90 years in the province
• It’s a good time to prepare cattle for winter housing
• Lameness: Winter housing and livestock health
• The sooner you treat, the more you SAVE!
• Crystalyx lasts longer
• Plenty of deals for businesses at huge ploughing event
• Mr. Michael Reihill
• Walker seals win to secure the Inniskilli­ng Trophy
• Icing on the cake for Joe as he produces an excellent round to claim victory on countback
• Carmel closes in pole position
• Newly formed Skins open up their campaign with a win over Omagh
• Clogher secure win in first league game
• Henry wins Golfer of the Year title after a tight race
• Ger claims a narrow one-point victory
• Skins make it two wins on the trot with a stellar performanc­e
• Busy day of girls youth action at Mullaghmee­n
• Four wins out of four for Valley as they blow away Dromore challenge
• Exciting finals in Enniskille­n
• Local players making early progress at the Fermanagh Veterans’ Championsh­ips
• Josh recovers from 130 mph crash to go on and land Supersport crown
• Enniskille­n Club to run penultimat­e round of series
• Club return with five medals
• Johnston moves up to fourth spot after secondand third-place finishes
• Wanderers host Blues
• Young Mallards secure much needed win
• Magee’s cracker seals the win for Ducks
• Fonacab Irish Junior Cup Kick Off: 1.30pm
• Banda bags the winner as Ducks make it back to back league wins
• Mcconkey keen to build on the recent good run of results
• ‘We proved we are capable of competing at this level’ - Timoney
• Belcoo hold out Devenish to move into semis
• Brian Borus and Harps to cross swords again
• One last chance for sides as they fight for their survival
• Popular Garrison 10K/5K returns after two year absence due to Covid
• Cadden delighted with display as Magpies progress to final
• Brookeboro eye Newtown after seeing off Coa
• Devenish win to top the group
• Largo Elis lands the last-gasp winner for Irvinestow­n as they claim second spot
• Tempo maintain winning run
• Quigley fires Roslea in to the last eight as Ederney face relegation play-off
• Harps make it three out of three
• Belnaleck edge through to last eight as Teemore face play off
• Ryder and Kavanagh know that performanc­e is the key
• Both sides looking for improvemen­t for last eight showdown
• Managers are both expecting a tight contest
• Meeting a repeat of Division Two final
• Another five games to be streamed live as knockout stages get under way in Senior and Intermedia­te

Impartial Reporter - 2022-09-22

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