The Impartial Reporter

The Impartial Reporter is a newspaper located in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. It serves readers in Fermanagh, South Tyrone, and the bordering counties of the Republic of Ireland. As the third-oldest newspaper in Ireland, it holds the distinction of being Fermanagh's oldest continuously published weekly newspaper.

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Major support for Kesh Young Farmers tractor event

8 hours ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

Attendees of the Kesh YFC 'How Fit is Your Tractor' event. (Image: Kesh YFC.) KESH Young Farmers' Club recently hosted its highly anticipated annual event, 'How Fit Is Your Tractor', attracting a fantastic number of tractors on display, perfect weather, and a strong sense of community spirit. With so many impressive tractors to choose from, the judge had a tough task picking the winner, but after careful consideration, the top tractor was selected.
bTB: UFU threatens walkout if wildlife excluded from roadmap

9 hours ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

The UFU has called for greater action on wildlife in bTB decision making. (Image: File Photo.) THE Ulster Farmers’ Union says tackling TB in wildlife must be included in Northern Ireland’s TB strategy and the correct decisions need to be made to start the process immediately to have any hope of reducing infection and eradicating the disease.
Tractor run fundraiser at St. Kevin's College this May

9 hours ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

Saint Kevin's College in Lisnaskea is set to host a tractor run on Saturday, May 4, organised by the school’s Parent and Teacher Association (PTFA). (Image: St. Kevin's College.) SAINT Kevin's College in Lisnaskea is set to host a tractor run on Saturday, May 4, organised by the school’s Parent and Teacher Association (PTFA). The event, which promises to be a fun-filled day for all the family, will begin at 2pm, with tractors gathering from 1pm at the college grounds.
Plenty of hard work and fun at Fermanagh Social Farm

9 hours ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

2 1/1 THIS week, the team at Annagh Social Farm has been making the most of the sunny weather, with plenty of hard work and progress across the mixed farm. Located in the heart of Fermanagh, the farm is home to a variety of livestock and agricultural activities, including beef cattle, ducks, hens, pigs, and extensive conservation efforts for wildlife, such as wild birds and moths.
Family, history and pride: How Sonya is representing women in farming

9 hours ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

4 1/1 FOR Sonya McAleer, farming has become much more than just a job - it's a way of life that has shaped her into a role model for women in agriculture. Raised on her family’s farm near the Tyrone town of Omagh, she now manages a poultry unit alongside her father, as well as three little goats. But it wasn’t always this way. For years, Sonya worked in an office job but found that her occupation was no longer fulfilling.
Tyrone retailers showcase benefits of locally sourced produce

10 hours ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

2 1/1 TEAM members from SPAR Fivemiletown recently visited two local schools to exhibit the best of Northern Ireland’s local food producers. Dorothy Burrows, store manager of SPAR Fivemiletown and Lynsey Evans, Commercial Manager of Produce & Horticulture at Henderson Group paid a visit to Fivemiletown Primary School and St. Mary’s Primary Fivemiletown.
Agricultural Liaison Group urges action amidst policy changes

10 hours ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

The Council's Agri Liaison Group. (Image: FODC.) AT a recent meeting with the Agriculture, Environment, and Rural Affairs Committee, the Council's Agricultural Liaison Group outlined critical concerns regarding recent agricultural policy changes that threaten the viability of family farms in the region. The meeting, which was held at the Parliament Buildings, Stormont, addressed several key issues impacting local farmers, particularly in rural and Less Favoured Areas (LFAs).
Foodbank manager received £6k pay rise while claiming service was struggling to cope

11 hours ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

John Shades. (Image: John McVitty.) THE manager of a local foodbank received a pay rise of almost £6,500 while claiming that the service was struggling to cope. According to information obtained via Companies House, John Shades was paid a total of £31,034 to run Enniskillen Foodbank, and for his role as Paster of the Cross Community Church Ltd in 2023/2024.
Farmer rejects cruelty claim after DAERA investigate dead cattle

11 hours ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

3 1/1 AN investigation into an animal welfare concern is underway after a number of dead cattle were found in a field near Florencecourt. The report was made by a member of the public on April 15, after they came across a number of dead cattle on land owned by John Sheridan. Mr. Sheridan, who farms near the Marble Arch Caves, asserts that three cattle died due to "unpredictable illness" and "during the birthing process".
Reports ordered after multiple domestic charges admitted

1 day ago | impartialreporter.com | William Smith

Dungannon court. (Image: File Photo.) PRE-SENTENCE reports are to be ordered after a Ballygawley man admitted multiple charges from a domestic abuse incident last year.