
John McVitty
Photographer at The Impartial Reporter
Photographer, Impartial Reporter. Mob: 077 71 987 378. Any views expressed here are my personal views & do not represent the views of Clyde & Forth Press.
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Jun 19, 2024 |
impartialreporter.com | John McVitty
Ulster Unionist candidate Councillor Diana Armstrong was on home turf in more ways than one when she hit the doors with her team of canvassers in Ballinamallard on Tuesday afternoon. She lives near the village and will cast her vote on May 4 in the polling station in Ballinamallard, where the last Ulster Unionist MP, Tom Elliott, also cast his vote. That was arguably a home advantage, as she currently serves as a councillor for the Erne North area. Mrs.
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Apr 10, 2024 |
impartialreporter.com | John McVitty
Two brothers remain in a “critical but stable” condition in the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast following a devastating crash in Fermanagh that also injured their father and another sibling. Joshua Black, aged 14, along with his 12-year-old brother Dylan, are currently undergoing medical care following the incident.
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Feb 5, 2024 |
impartialreporter.com | John McVitty
WHEN travelling through Trillick, it's hard to miss the bright silver Ferguson tractor sitting proudly by the roadside. In many ways, this piece of agricultural art, commissioned less than three years ago, captures the spirit of this unique village. Steeped in farming and boasting a rich heritage of faith and fraternity, Trillick is known for its shining community spirit – outshone only by the bright steel squares of the silver Ferguson sculpture.
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Feb 2, 2024 |
impartialreporter.com | John McVitty
4 1/1 The smell of vinegar wafting up Townhall Street in Enniskillen will no longer tempt passers-by into the iconic booths of the Golden Arrow. Gerry Ledwith, manager of the Golden Arrow will retire on February 10 after 35 years of service and the business will close its doors.
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Jan 22, 2024 |
impartialreporter.com | John McVitty
Kinawley is a special village where there is a strong community spirit, a competitive business market and a unique way of life. Whether you’re taking in a visit to Mullan Mart, a match at McManus Park or a pint at Roches’s Bar, there is a relaxed way of life in the area. Locals commented on the spectacular natural beauty of the area, its resilient farming community and the friendliness of the village. “Anyone who visits us is always taken away by the scenery,” said one woman.
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