Impartial Reporter - 2024-04-11

• Two young brothers r ‘critical but stable’ afte
• The Black family’s story of courage and the
• Late Gerry Mcelroy remembered as a devoted family man who was also blessed with incredible sports talent
• ‘Dublin Jimmy’ was friendly “all his life” with Seán Quinn, brother tells court
• Plight of local BT workers raised at Council meeting
• Council hears of problems with ‘Ringgo’ parking app
• Ten pollution incidents at river in three years
• Newtownbut­ler ‘R’ driver caught speeding at 90mph keeps licence
• Further ban for Belcoo woman who drove while disqualifi­ed
• Woman who drove into fence caused over £1,000 damage
• MLAS call on Health Minister to find funding for disabled children
• DUP MLA raises Brighter Futures funding concerns at Stormont
• OAP told to wheel his bin to the dump
• Four Council staff paid more than £100k in past year
• ‘Disastrous­ly bad roads’
• Genevieve ‘shocked and honoured’ by award nomination
• Time running down to nominate a champion
• Helping people with a learning disability access the best care
• Mallett mania as TV’S Timmy cycles around Fermanagh
• Business’ diversific­ation is the icing on the cake for a popular Lisnaskea bakery going 50-plus years
• LE Graphics receives top award for small business
• Mannok strikes gold at inaugural Manufactur­ing Excellence Awards 2024
• Economic renaissanc­e with
• Former Unipork employees to enjoy a night of nostalgia
• Sharing a belief that SF is not a party for unity
• Changes welcome as new business rises in Enniskille­n
• Clarificat­ion
• Watching famine in Gaza connects with young voters here
• This week:
• To consider IRA members as 'victims' is insult to their victims
• We need to talk about sex and relationsh­ips with our children
• Women’s impact in our politics now goes beyond ‘making tea’
• Farmers challenged by continuing wet weather conditions
• AFBI division issues Nematodiru­s worm infection warning to sheep producers
• Get ready for a successful turnout with Crystalyx
• ‘Farming for the Future’ Open Days ahead for livestock farmers at AFBI
• Mineral supplement­ation at grass should be considered
• Popular headmaster fondly remembered by community 50 years on from IRA killing
• ‘It’s a tough task but we are confident within ourselves’ Donnelly
• Mccusker hoping Armagh will be feeling the pressure
• Fermanagh aim to upset the odds when Armagh come to Brewster
• THE KEY BATTLES
• Club experience­s helped Smyth to take the step up
• Cassidy enjoying being back in Fermanagh fold after tough few years
• Fermanagh fall to opening day defeat of Ulster championsh­ip
• Mcelroy proud of players with Monaghan up next
• ‘We won’t be taking the challenge of Leitrim lightly’ says Corrigan
• Johnny hits 43 points to tame Kathleen
• Philip shows his Matchplay credential­s once again
• Lakeland Cycle Club sets sights on exciting summer
• World Cup a chance for Ross and Nathan to show Olympic credential­s
• Frank and Edel power home to claim National titles
• Paris via the Erne for Ugandan rower with Fermanagh links
• Gracie and her team ready for Allstar World Championsh­ips
• Results heighten survival hopes for Wanderers
• Hanna looking to kick on after Tummery’s late goal
• Tummery’s Junior Cup semi-final protest thrown out by IFA committee
• Rangers continue their unbeaten run for top spot
• Title push is still alive for Kesh but Campbell taking it one game at a time
• ‘We really needed to get that result’ - Canning
• Two goals in a minute help Mallards turn game on head
• Valley Women miss out in the Cup Final
• Bothwell delighted as Clogher head for AIL 2B
• Classy Clogher secure AIL 2C title

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