Impartial Reporter - 2024-07-25

• Five victims now allege fraud by Mcdonagh brothers
• Family says brothers recovering from brain, stomach and bone injuries after crash
• Olympic dreams across Borders: Celebratin­g our Four athletes
• Revealed: Locations, appearance and alarm of rising bluegreen algae reports
• Fresh call for ‘swift action’ on pensions deadline
• Gambling crisis is ‘ignored’ as Assembly drops vital legislatio­n
• Five victims allege fraud by local brothers in FBI probe
• Muir: ‘You don’t need to give me hypothetic­al situations’
• Addressing ‘Critical underfundi­ng’ in TB compensati­on ‘essential’ to farmers
• Executive is yet to agree on anti-poverty strategy
• More than £433k in funding confirmed for Women’s Aid
• Two-child limit and housing costs push more families to the brink
• Lisnaskea inquiry office to close by end of month – PSNI
• More than 6,000 SWAH patients wait more than a year
• Minister confirms Trust faces 23 per cent staffing deficit in CAMHS
• Scattered millstones are rare treasures to respect
• Happy working with colleagues to provide a high standard of service
• Volunteer Team of the Year award won by Fermanagh folk
• Apply now for Fermanagh Recreation­al Trust funding
• Youtube sensation ‘Ishowspeed’ zips around Enniskille­n in lively livestream
• Irvinestow­n’s Lady of the Lake Festival triumphs with truck show
• Farnham Estate Hotel and Spa happy to serve up innovative dining that delights all tastes
• Receptions held to honour legacy councils and their Chairs and Vice-chairs
• Experts examine how changes in inflation could affect food costs
• Your how-to guide to choosing the perfect restaurant to go to
• Council and food producers name new network ‘Sperrin and Erne Food Partnershi­p’
• Innovative arts project ‘Anything to Declare’ to run in Swanlinbar
• Delight as Brass band summer school brings together 70 musicians from across Ireland
• Children invited to have their say on current state of play provision
• The highest powers in the land don’t seem too fussed about society
• Orangeism offers us a heritage to be proud of
• The fallout of ‘Genocide Joe’s’ foreign policies
• Beekeepers look forward to honey Show as bees experience mixed summer weather
• Around the Sales
• Judges from across British Isles to attend Clogher Valley Show
• Plea from agricultur­al industry for farmers to improve safety
• Tesco Fermanagh grant to help support Fermanagh residents battling loneliness
• ‘They deserved it’ praises Black as Juniors defeat giants Rangers
• Fermanagh outclassed by Premier League opposition
• Douglas left ‘disappoint­ed’ after second defeat in the Supercup
• Juniors fail to repeat opening day heroics against St. Pat’s
• Late goals break Premier hearts
• Success for Fermanagh’s future stars at the Foyle Cup
• Howe looks ahead to Croatia play-off qualifier
• Mcmanus magic on Captain’s Day
• Bernie triumphs despite challengin­g weather
• Eddy secures coveted Pringle Cup
• Fermanagh to host internatio­nal Pony Club Tetrathlon in August
• Kinawley power past Belcoo in Gold final of Players’ League
• Tempo lift Silver trophy after derby triumph
• Owens ‘relieved’ to hold on after late flourish
• O’connor happy as Magpies winning run continues
• Irvinestow­n survive second-half scare against Lisnaskea
• Tempo maintain promotion push with narrow home win
• Cadden’s goals guide Donagh to win over O’dwyers
• Enniskille­n drop first league points of the season
• ‘We had to work hard for it’ says Kille
• Devenish continue winning ways
• ‘It was our best performanc­e of the year so far’ says Kelly
• Erne Gaels move up to third with fourth win
• Boles and Ireland targeting a medal
• Corrigan and Timoney aiming for their ‘absolute best’ in Paris

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