Impartial Reporter - 2022-10-20

• Fight begins over threat to the future of the SWAH
• Bomb memorial is erected
• Trust Cheief Executive: SWAH would make ‘excellent regional elective centre’
• Councillor: Latest decision has left people with even more ‘uncertaint­y’
• School pays tribute to former student after his sudden death
• Fun Hallowe’en disco coming up for county’s disabled adults
• Supporters club raises an incredible £10,000 in a week in memory of late Andrew
• NI Water to remove blockage causing manhole to flood
• One patient taken to the SWAH hospital following RTC crash at Belfast Road
• Commemorat­ion to mark 100 years of iconic war memorial
• Fermanagh business wins top prize at Giant Spirit Awards
• Public ‘will have a say’ on Ardhowen’s redevelopm­ent
• Frightful family fun at Share Village this spooky Hallowe’en
• Bail is refused for man who judge said has ‘no intention’ in abiding by conditions
• Filmmaker wants to bring a film studio to Fermanagh
• Woman ‘recruited’ daughter in spate of attempted thefts
• One man airlifted to hospital after crash
• Arts funding
• First speaker of season for RSPB group
• Top award as Encirc bottles sustainabi­lity in every way
• Mannok resolves its legal action against family
• ‘Derry Girls’ and ‘Game of Thrones’ actor set to speak at fundraisin­g charity dinner
• Brown bins not collected in areas of Enniskille­n
• Robin Bell remembered on the 50th anniversar­y of his murder, aged 21
• New informatio­n on pitchfork murders to be heard at commemorat­ive event
• Man accused of running up £600 hotel bill using another man’s card
• Councillor­s narrowly vote to support the Justice for Noah Donohoe campaign
• Man who breached restrainin­g order is jailed
• Man, 29, returned to Crown Court on GBI charge
• Enniskille­n pair returned to Crown Court over a range of drug charges
• Open letter from the Public Health Agency to people ‘at risk’ regarding their winter vaccines
• NSPCC Helpline is also there for parents in these tough times
• Clabby Parish Church Tractor Run raises important funds
• ‘Just because it is written down, doesn’t mean it is either taught or understood’
• Supporting credit union developmen­t in Africa for more than 30 years
• Tracey Brothers shortliste­d for a top prestigiou­s award
• Acclaimed wildlife cameraman set to bring his latest show to the Ardhowen
• The 2022 Eddie Duffy and Mick Hoy Tradfest went down a treat
• Doctor brings honour to Erne
• October 16, 1997
• October 19, 1972
• Children plant ‘Fields of Hope’
• Things in General and Nothing in Particular
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• QUICK CLUES
• Fermanagh butcher set to judge at Royal Ulster beef and lamb event
• Poultry farmers urged to keep strict biosecurit­y measures
• Teddy secures the Killyhevli­n Cup with a score of 41 points
• Ben is looking forward to his first taste of Enniskille­n Spooktacul­ar 5k
• Individual fifth place for O’doherty at Feeder Worlds
• The Teacakes open their account with victory over The Muffins
• Eamon puts on a show to remember
• Skins suffer loss to Ballyclare
• Strong second-half display sees Clogher maintain winning run
• Plenty of Personal Bests for swimmers in Lisburn
• Perfect dozen for ‘Gers as they cruise through
• Hughes goal enough to seal win for Tummery
• Mallards secure back to back wins
• Elliott takes over the reins at Derrychara as Reilly and club part ways
• Hat-trick for player-boss Campbell as Kesh progress in cup
• Higginboth­am is delighted with Wanderers’ progress
• Mccusker hails ‘a massive result’
• Mcbride bags hattrick as Mallards advance in cup
• Fonacab Irish Junior Cup
• Wallace hits four as Town take derby spoils
• Ducks lose to the leaders but Friars happier with the display
• Banda grabs hat-trick as Mallards progress to final
• Erne Wrestlers return from Dublin with seven medals
• ‘We will look forward to the challenge of Derry’ - Donnelly
• Smyth fires Harps to the title
• Focus quickly turns to Ulster as Harps get ready for Bredagh
• Young guns to the fore as First Fermanaghs clinch Junior
• Character pleases Chapman as Newtown secure victory
• ‘We didn’t get the rub of the green’ bemoans Magpies boss Cadden
• Teams are set to battle it out for Intermedia­te title and a return to Senior
• Key battles where the game may be decided
• Bogue targets win number five and the title ahead
• ‘Win would be a massive lift for the club’ – Treacy
• Mullin and Erne Gaels looking to end 41-year wait for Senior glory
• All to play for in an intriguing decider
• ‘You want to maximise every chance you have to get silverware’
• ‘Our goal was to get back up to Senior and challenge at the top’

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