A cloud still hangs over the Border village of Garrison after the death of Michael Keown, a much-loved husband, father, and grandfather who died on May 29 after a short illness. The strict Covid-19 restrictions robbed Mr. Keown’s family and the
Headhunters Barber Shop and Railway Museum in Enniskillen’s Darling Street is back on track next Tuesday after having to close during the three-month coronavirus lockdown. For brothers Nigel and Gordon Johnston, it has been the longest break they
Fermanagh manager Ryan McMenamin is hopeful that Fermanagh’s Ulster Championship encounter with Down will go ahead at Brewster Park as originally scheduled. The GAA unveiled their revised calendar for the 2020 season last Friday which will see
Fermanagh Ladies have been paired with Wicklow and Carlow in the group stage of the All Ireland Junior Championship with the top two teams progressing through to the All Ireland semi-final. Manager Jonny Garrity acknowledged that his side were
In a new podcast series called ‘Human Nature’, available to listen to on www.impartialreporter.com, journalist Rodney Edwards speaks to some of the best known people across Ireland north and south about life, love, emotion, grief and hears stories
A walking route on the outskirts of Ballinamallard known as The Mill Race has been subjected to littering over the weekend after suspected underage drinking took place in the area. Empty bottles including Buckfast and vodka were strewn about the
For the first three months of 2020, the Western Health and Social Care Trust (WHSCT) was the only one of the five Trusts to achieve the Ministerial target of patients commencing their first treatment for cancer within 31 days following a decision to
