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£140,000 in road safety grants available for communities
If you have concerns about road safety and can deliver an innovative, community-led road safety project then the CTA can provide financial support to help you achieve your goal.
VIDEO: Rory Judge looks ahead to the Mulhern Cup final
www.impartialreporter.com was with Rory Judge and Enniskillen Town United this week as they put the finishing touches to their Mulhern Cup final preparations.
Fermanagh slump to defeat in Croker
Fermanagh 1-11 Wicklow 2-16 Fermanagh slumped to a hugely disappointing eight point defeat to Wicklow as their bid to win the Division Four title ended poorly in Croke Park on Saturday evening.
Kyle and Black dream team reaping massive dividends for Valley
In 2007, Clogher Valley won the Towns' Cup for the first time in their history and Glen Kyle was coach. In 2011, they repeated the feat and this time around Davy Black was coach.
First-time dad dies days before baby's birth
The tragic death of 44-year-old father-to-be Brendan Lynam in London in the early hours of Friday morning has left an Enniskillen family bereft of a loving son and brother and most poignantly his heavily pregnant wife Mairead without a husband and father to their soon to be born first child.
Fermanagh-bred Cheltenham winner a delight for Lois
"The highlight of my breeding career" is how Fermanagh horse breeder Lois Eadie has described the success last Wednesday of Bobs Worth in the RSA Chase at the world famous Cheltenham festival.
St. Michael's power to sixth MacRory title
St. Michael's College 0-09 St. Patrick's, Maghera 1-04 St. Michael's College won the MacRory Cup for the sixth time in their history in Armagh on Monday following a superb second half performance in which they overturned a four point deficit to win by two.
14 man Fermanagh make it five wins in a row
Waterford 0-12 Fermanagh 0-15 14 man Fermanagh remain two points clear at the top of Division Four after a hard fought win over Waterford at Fraher Park on Sunday, their fifth league win in succession.
Clogher Valley Rugby Club made history in Limavady on Saturday when they were crowned the Qualifying One champions following a 52 - 5 win over the hosts.
SPORTS AWARDS: Andrew delighted by being honoured by 'home people'
Recognition from your "home people" was the most pleasing aspect for Rosslea motorcycling racer Andrew Brady as he won the Senior Personality award at the Fermanagh Sports Awards at the Killhevlin Hotel on Friday.
Fermanagh captain to answer your questions in our latest Twitter Q&A
Fermanagh captain Ryan McCluskey will be in the Impartial Reporter office tomorrow (Friday) to answer all your questions in our latest Twitter Q&A. This is your chance to talk to the Fermanagh captain before he flies to London for Sunday's rearranged National League encounter.
Fermanagh game called off due to snow
Fermanagh's opening National Football League game against London has been called off due to heavy overnight snow in the capital. The game was scheduled to commence at 1.00pm in Ruislip on Sunday.
League debut for Donnelly on Sunday
Eoin Donnelly will make his National Football League debut for Fermanagh on Sunday after manager Peter Canavan released his team to play London on Sunday in Ruislip
Tyrone blow Fermanagh away in second half
Fermanagh exited the McKenna Cup at the semi-final stage when a strong second half showing from Tyrone simply blew the Fermanagh challenge out of the water.
VIDEO: Can Peter the manager inspire from sidelines just as he did as a player?
On Sunday, Peter Canavan will lead Fermanagh as manager into competitive action for the first time when the Ernemen take on Antrim in Brewster Park with a 2.00pm. We have attached a video clip of the great man in action, hopefully he can inspire a great season.
Key events should make for a positive 2012
On Sunday, a new year will once again dawn and who knows what it will bring.
How a bee sting changed a man's life
Belleek man James Rochfort has literally been stung into action when it comes to his charity fundraising activities.
Belcoo dart thrower Brendan Dolan's dream of winning the World Grand Prix at the City West in Dublin ended when he lost to 15 times world champion Phil Taylor by 6-3.
Nine dart Dolan makes world final
It was Saturday Night Fever for Belcoo's Brendan Dolan as he raised the temperature at the World Grand Prix Darts championships at the City West in Dublin to throw a nine dart finish and make his first world final.
Super Seamie fires Roslea to championship
Roslea are the Fermanagh Senior Champions after a superb display from full forward Seamie Quigley landed them their second title in a row. Quigley scored 1-8 from 1-10 as Roslea were made to work hard by a tough Teemore outfit. Score by score as it happened below.
