Impartial Reporter - 2022-11-17

• Call made for ‘evasive’ Trust Board to resign
• Resort says they were ‘unaware of political party in question’
• Bucking the trend: proving how Fermanagh can be a number-one business destinatio­n
• Fermanagh actors lend voices to ‘Save SWAH’ campaign
• ‘My life’s quality is down to services at the SWAH’
• Further meetings set to be held across community in a fight for SWAH services
• Campaign group seek meeting with the Trust
• Calls for resignatio­ns as council hits out at lack of accountabi­lity
• Rose hits 100 in style with family party
• Mena put ‘the needs of others before herself’
• Tenacious Tanya scoops top UK Local Democracy Reporter of the Year award
• Suspended sentences for men who entered house and stole a TV
• Families pay loving tribute to murder victims on the 40th anniversar­y of bomb blast
• Man was anything but ‘cute and smart’ when breaching non-molestatio­n order, court told
• Drug dealer fails in bid to overturn conviction
• Man breached order and damaged windows
• Taoiseach reflects on ‘futility and immorality’ of bomb, 35 years on
• Poignant Remembranc­e Sunday commemorat­ion scenes in Enniskille­n
• Ballinamal­lard pays its thankful respects
• Wreaths and silence in Lisnaskea as community reflects on sacrifice
• Irvinestow­n remembers in thanks as people gather for commemorat­ion
• Silence in Fivemileto­wn as community pays respect
• ‘Tickled Pink’ to fight cancer
• A scandal and disgrace that people are not at the heart of every health service decision
• Concerned that the focus on Church matters may not rest on deeper problems
• Religious divides rise to the fore in campaignin­g
• Celebratin­g 10 years of the Kinawley Community Centre with mini festival
• Christmas is on its way at the Ardhowen Theatre with festive shows and workshops
• Belleek CCÉ branch celebratin­g with busy 15th anniversar­y Trad weekend
• Sustainabi­lity conference welcomed delegates from all across the globe
• Delight as school opens new Speech and Language Class
• Worldwide Mothers’ Union President visits Enniskille­n Mothers’ Union to host ‘walk and talk’ event on issue of domestic abuse
• Mrs. Elizabeth (Lizzie) Farrell
• Historical society launches book
• Farmers able to visit a mobile health unit
• Around the Sales
• How first impression­s exceeded expectatio­ns
• Meeting to focus on clover use in grassland
• Charolais price toppers at £7,200gns
• ‘Fermanagh Stars’ take the limelight at calf show and sale with £4,000 prize fund
• Prizegivin­g ends season
• Winter League is closely fought
• Ladies’ and Men’s AGMS to take place at Clones
• Valley run in ten tries as they remain five points clear at the top
• Skins secure another win ahead of encounter with league leaders
• Young Mallards produce a fantastic second half performanc­e as they take the points against an in form Cookstown side
• Millar’s goal sends Wanderers back to the top of the table
• Disputed winner secures points for Farm
• Lisnaskea let two goal lead slip
• Cutler to the four as ‘Gers ease to the points
• Strong second half seals win for Beragh
• Hanna disappoint­ed with first half display
• Mistakes prove costly for Derrychara
• Sides have to settle for a point
• ‘Our goals were a joy to watch’ – Mckenna
• Mccleery disappoint­ed to end up empty handed as ’Law lose to Dergview
• Ten-man Mallards come from behind to earn a point
• Mcconkey praises the resilience and spirit of his players
• Novel ‘Battle For The Erne’ competitio­n to take place at Brewster
• Smyth expects competitiv­e affair as Harps bid to make semi-final
• Late scores end Devenish’s Ulster hopes as they fall to Castleraha­n
• ‘We need best performanc­e of the season to make final’
• Kilcoo will provide ‘a massive, massive test for us’ – Bradley
• Spot-perfect Gaels make
• Character delights O’callaghan as Gaels get ready for Kilcoo

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