Impartial Reporter - 2022-10-27

• ‘We need to mobilise for mass protest’
• Late Andrew, 13, remembered as someone deeply loved by all
• Complaints about Editorial Content – who to contact
• ‘Harm will come to patients’, warn surgeons if surgery is removed
• Elective surgery at SWAH is currently affected by ‘workforce challenges’
• Local doctor calls on the Western trust to work with the community
• Family pays a moving tribute to ‘humble, hardworkin­g’ Jim
• Westminste­r vows to call elections if the impasse at Stormont is not resolved
• Win with Cute Kids 2022
• Meet the SIX Maxwell kids who all go to the same school together
• Political representa­tives and victims’ group welcome bomb memorial’s installati­on
• Restrainin­g order breach sees man, 56, sent to prison
• All welcome at church forum’s free seminars
• 10 years on and lots of crannog’s artefacts remain in cold storage
• Economy Minister urges the public to have their say on paid miscarriag­e leave in NI
• Your backing will help keep brilliant Brightstar­z shining
• Driver in court after some ‘poor decisionma­king’, judge hears
• Man awaiting sentence says he is ‘profoundly sorry’ for causing death of 18 year old
• Caves launch new outreach initiative­s
• Prison sentence handed to fraudster who racked up £600 bill at local hotel
• Fermanagh man is acquitted of making bomb placed under car
• Several lines of inquiry after review of the 1972 Belturbet bombing that killed two teens
• Constructi­on student shortliste­d at excellence awards
• Enniskille­n trio returned to Crown Court
• Council starts upgrade works at Killyfole Lough
• Arson attack on car being investigat­ed as a hate crime
• Man who hid drugs on his leg is given a suspended sentence
• Councillor­s narrowly back a call for All-ireland Citizens’ Assembly
• ‘High-risk’ domestic abuser granted bail after alleged assault on woman
• Four animals rescued from incident at slurry tank
• Your chance to nominate for Dementia Hero Award
• Full and candid co-operation of Western Trust needed to protect SWAH services
• Tory chaos has led to many facing serious financial difficulty
• People with diabetes urged to get winter jabs to stay healthy
• Groups urged to seek share of fund
• Coffee Morning raises over £700 for Macmillan
• ACTOR RECALLS ‘PERSONAL CONNECTION’ TO THRILLER
• Rhodiola herb could help as you face stress
• Great entertainm­ent is in store over at the Ardhowen Theatre
• Plenty of great scares ahead for Hallowe’en at Share Village
• Spellbindi­ng family adventure awaits at Marble Arch Caves’ Wicked Witch Trail
• Enniskille­n welcome for 140 jobs
• October 30, 1997
• President Mcaleese praises the women of Blacklion
• Fermanagh war memorial is unveiled by the Viceroy
• Air ambulance gets some help from motorists
• Men Who Eat Crannogs Some ten years after their discovery, the Drumclay Crannog artefacts’ future display is still undecided
• Celebratin­g funding that supports Erne’s groups
• Willowbrid­ge kids told to ‘Reach for the Stars’
• Smiling faces as therapy dog Bella makes weekly visit to Willowbrid­ge, courtesy of Rita from ‘Pets As Therapy’ charity
• Boost for St. Joseph’s students as they focus on good mental health
• Filmmaker turned poet creates a new book and clothing line inspired by Ireland’s wild landscapes
• WOMEN’S INSTITUTE
• Mr. John Wesley Gordon (Gordon) Acheson
• Mrs. Margaret (Peggy) Little
• Rev. Robert Henry (Harry) Scott
• High-quality young animals at a busy sale
• Autumn graduation for equine students
• Around the Sales
• Runners to hit the streets in tenth year of the Spooktacul­ar
• Jo and Eamonn secure the first wins in the Christmas vouchers competitio­ns
• Tickets available for annual Captains’ Dinner at Clones
• Eamon returns to the winning podium with superb 41 points
• World seventh spot for Dineka
• Mcdonagh storms his way to an Ulster Nine Counties Novice title
• Skins edge a tight encounter
• Strong squad display sees Skins defeat spirited Clogher
• Benchmark performanc­e from U-18s seals big victory
• ERGS finish strongly to snatch the win in opening Cup match
• Focus turns to All Ireland Junior for Welsh after disappoint­ing second half
• Valley continue relentless march as they make it eight in a row
• Disappoint­ing day for leaders as they slip to defeat to Armagh 3rds
• Harps win to set up Moortown clash
• Castleblan­ey too strong for Skea in Ulster quarter-final
• Smyth and Bogue shortliste­d for Players’ Player of the Year award
• Kinawley edged out late on
• Belcoo man Flaherty to take charge of Galway SFC Final
• TEAMS & SCORERS
• ‘We were outclassed and outfought’ admits Tempo Captain Breen
• ‘We were the best team in the Intermedia­te Championsh­ip this year’
• U17 league finals are down for decision on Sunday
• Managers’ have their say on late decision to postpone final
• Brewster Park to undergo pitch inspection on Saturday ahead of Sunday’s re-fixture
• Medals galore for local athletes
• Wins for The Teacakes and The Muffins in Autumn League
• Lakelander­s claim 54 medals at home Gala
• Gawley bags a double to send Mallards through to the last 32 of the U-14 Cup
• Ballinamal­lard progress in Plate with victory over Tristar
• ‘Another important three points’ says boss Higginboth­am
• O’donnell keen to keep pushing on as Rovers close to within three of the Division Three leaders
• Mallard’s Corry named in NI Victory Shield squad
• Byrne’s late deflected effort seals win for ’Gers
• ‘Mistakes cost us’ admits Elliott
• Mccleery bemoans a lack of luck as Harps snatch the points with a late goal
• Super second half seals top of the table win for Town
• Fonacab Junior Cup Round Three Saturday 19 November, 2022 Kick Off: 1.30pm
• Quickfire goals see Mallards make a welcome return to winning ways

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