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  • Fermanagh in the days of old

    Here are some of the photographs from the archives of The Impartial Reporter. Do you recognise anybody or are you featured? Do you have a photo that we could feature? If so send it to ciaran.flaherty@impartialreporter.com

  • Passport warning to anyone planning a holiday this year

    Holidaymakers have been warned to allow 10 weeks for new passports if they’re travelling abroad this summer. The Home Office has advised that the 10-week deadline introduced during the coronavirus pandemic would stay in place due to an “elevated

  • New defibrillator installed at a Lough Erne marina

    A defibrillator dedicated to the memory of a local man's loved ones has been installed in County Fermanagh. Cecil Smith sponsored the defibrillator in memory of his partner, May; his son, Christopher Smith; and May's grandson, Christopher Bowes

  • Pupils prepare for age of technology

    PRESENT and future pupils at Irvinestown secondary school can gain immense benefit from a "new and unique opportunity" which will prepare them for their future in a technological society. St. Mary's Secondary School has been invited to work in

  • Pupils recreate town's streetscape

    THE Impartial Reporter building at East Bridge Street is just one of a number of properties in Enniskillen to have been recreated in eye-catching cardboard models by students at Enniskillen High School. The three dimensional works of art are part

  • Appeal for information on missing man

    Police in Fermanagh are appealing for information on a missing man. A PSNI spokesperson said: "We are trying to locate Peter Crossan who has been missing since he left home at 1pm on Monday, February 6. "If you see Peter or know where he is

  • Police warn local retailers to be aware of fake bank notes

    Police in the Fermanagh and Omagh district are encouraging retailers to be on the lookout for counterfeit Bank of England £20 notes that are known to be in circulation in the Omagh area. Referring to the notes pictured, a PSNI spokesperson explained

  • Meeting to be held on future of Lough Navar Forest Park

    A presentation on the proposed developments of the Lough Navar Forest Park will take place next week in Derrygonnelly. Martina O’Neill, Countryside Manager of the Cuilcagh Lakelands UNESCO Global Geopark, will make a presentation on the proposed

  • Beacom seeks a performance in Youth Cup semi-final

    Ballinamallard will be hoping to book their place in the Harry Cavan Youth Cup final when they take on Maiden City in the semi-final at Stangmore Park, Dungannon next Wednesday night. The Mallards booked their spot in the last four following a

  • Joan Trimble Bursary Awards available for young people

    The Joan Trimble Bursary Awards are now open for application. Administered by The Fermanagh Trust, the bursary scheme was set up in 2002 in memory of the Enniskillen-born musician and composer. Established by her family, the Awards recognise

  • Management of grasslands best option for leatherjacket control

    Leatherjackets have become a major pest problem on many farms in western counties of Northern Ireland with varying degrees of damage to grassland. The recent open meeting of Fermanagh Grassland Club sponsored by The Vaughan Trust heard from scientific

  • Over half of sanctuary's dogs came post Christmas

    A representative of a local animal sanctuary is highlighting how dogs, or any other kind of animal, should not be given as Christmas presents, as 10 of the 19 dogs they currently home were surrendered by their owners in the last month following the