Impartial Reporter - 2022-11-03

• Islander Bob makes a poignant last journey
• Large crowd turns out in Lisnaskea to support fight for the SWAH’S future
• Search continuing for missing man at lough
• Mothers’ Union leaders to visit St. Macartin’s
• Man found with two ounces of cannabis in car
• Councillor, daughter injured when car struck by vehicle
• Phase One of Quay Lane North Car Park works complete
• Councillor slams Tory party on economic crises ‘indifferen­ce’
• Can you help support food bank initiative?
• Driver stopped with no licence or insurance
• Further acclaim for SWC Erne Campus
• Brightstar­z need your votes
• Monaghan Bros joins Isuzu UK as a top dealership offering the D-max pick-up
• Ballinamal­lard driver was almost three times over the legal limit when found close to home
• Police appeal for informatio­n following a criminal damage report
• Drinking at work leads to a driving ban for man, 31
• Dean of Canterbury elect hails his Fermanagh roots
• Man who breached order and also threatened to kill his aunt is given a suspended sentence
• Drink-driving Tyrone man left hotel after falling out with partner
• Historical Society meeting reschedule­d
• Have your say on a new Local Community Peace Action Plan in the works
• Gold medal win delight for Fermanagh runner
• Boost for Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark as a new sustainabl­e tourism project is launched
• Councillor hits out at inaction over uneven footpaths which citizens have tripped over
• £40,000 fund to support the digital arts
• Take the time to think about future plans
• Hubble-bubble, swarm and chaos, the cauldron of political turmoil is still boiling
• Town’s fireworks were off – but ELO shone with light entertainm­ent
• Pumpkin extravagan­za held by the talented children over at St. Ninnidh’s Primary School
• Having horribly good fun all across the area
• Boys and ghouls all dressed up for Hallowe’en fun
• Efforts to feed kids breakfast creates some food for thought
• Celebratin­g excellence at St. Joseph’s College
• Your preloved goods could support people with heart disease
• Help set up running clubs and you’ll help the community
• Appeal to return a defibrilla­tor that has gone missing
• Not happy about the late cancellati­on of towns’ Hallowe’en fireworks
• Children give £2,100 to support kids in Eswatini
• REDMAYNE IN PRAISE OF NURSES
• STAR OF SAS DRAMA RECALLS FILMING IN SAHARA DESERT
• MOT centre officially re-opened
• November 6, 1997
• Fears over poor condition of bridge and road
• Busy times in the local area
• There are plenty of great shows coming up at the Ardhowen
• Share Village on Ice returns following last year’s success with an even bigger rink
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• QUICK CLUES
• Mart plays host to a service for all creatures great and small
• Delight as Minister Mcilveen plants a new tree at school
• Ng-tastic night
• Make the most out of forage with Crystalyx
• The importance of calving beef heifers at 24 months highlighte­d
• Farmers in West Tyrone can avail of free chemical disposal options
• Dairy farmer Ed gives Grassland members insights into work-life balance and job issues
• Around the Sales
• Impossible to call Winter League
• Tickets are limited for Captains’ Celebratio­n
• Stinson scores well to win final competitio­n over 18 holes with 35 points
• Determined Conan lands home race in great style
• Bothwell is delighted to rest players and win well
• ‘To a man everyone across the pitch played their part’ - Welsh
• Top results for Ellie in early season outing
• Golden grappling from Matt and Ryan
• Daniel hopes first win is ‘springboar­d’
• Free scoring Rovers delight manager O’donnell
• Derrychara still seeking first win
• Teenager Drumm settles seven goal Hallowe’en thriller show
• Goals galore as Irvinestow­n retain Division One league title
• Late Deazly score snatches league title for Plunketts
• Roslea hold off Teemore to claim Division Three title
• Harps looking forward to an Ulster Final challenge
• Chapman looking for intensity and aggression from his side in Ulster
• U13 League Division Four
• Ulster double header
• Jubilant Jones: ‘The pain from last year just drove us on’
• O’callaghan pays tribute to past and present players for delivering this championsh­ip glory
• ‘We just didn’t perform on the day,’ admits Ryder
• Gaels return to top table
• TEAMS AND SCORERS

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