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Monthly drop-in sessions bring business support to Enniskillen (opens the original)
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A new scheme is making it easier for businesses to access expert advice and support. Monthly Business Support Drop-In sessions are now being held at The Workhouse in Enniskillen, offering founders, entrepreneurs, and businesses from across the Fermanagh and Omagh area a practical way to get in-person guidance and explore new opportunities. The sessions run from 10am to 1pm on the last Wednesday of each month and are delivered in partnership by South West College InnoTech, Fermanagh and Omagh Dis
Remember when Florencecourt’s ostriches tuned into Downtown? (opens the original)
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In the pages of The Impartial Reporter back in 1996 , the story of a brood of young chicks being raised by Reuben and Diana Carson captured the imagination of readers. The Carsons had discovered that playing the radio helped their newly hatched ostriches overcome their fear of unfamiliar sounds and voices – and, with Downtown Diana’s favourite station, the chicks were soon growing accustomed to a daily diet of music, chat and news. We have reproduced the original photos by Raymond Humphreys with
25 Years Ago - 'Enniskillen hospital would provide equity of access to all patients' (opens the original)
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Fermanagh campaigners were pulling out all the stops 25 years ago in a bid to secure a new hospital for Enniskillen, with hundreds gathering at the Killyhevlin Hotel to back the Hayes recommendation. The Ad-Hoc Hospital group brought people from across the Fermanagh community together last week to work to make the Hayes recommendation a new hospital in Enniskillen a reality. The campaigning group is making efforts to get support on posters outside shops, issuing a "bow or never" warning to peopl
100 Years Ago - Dukes, disappointments and a battle for Fermanaghâs county show (opens the original)
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A visit from the Duke and Duchess of Abercorn, a broken-down motor car and a simmering rivalry over Fermanaghâs county show all feature in the pages of the Impartial Reporter from 100 years ago. The newspaperâs editior, William Egbert Trimble, writing under the initials W.E.T., offered his typically colourful take on local, social and political affairs â from the reception for the Duke and Duchess to the continuing claims of Lisnaskea and Irvinestown to be Fermanaghâs âsecond townâ.
Archive - Fermanagh men caught up in the 9/11 attacks share their experiences (opens the original)
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As part of our popular archive section, we have republished a report from the September 13, 2001 edition of The Impartial Reporter which dealt with the local people who were caught up in the United States of America as part of the September 11 terror attacks. The reporters on this story were staff journalists, Graham Little and Lily Dane Always an early starter, Enniskillen man Myles Donnelly was in his office on the 79th floor of the World Trade Center’s South Tower on Tuesday morning. At 8.45a
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