Will Sinn Fein put Fermanagh first?
Editorial Department • Published 17 May 2012 13:00 
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Dear Sir, - Unfotrunately as I am recuperating I was unable to attend this month's Council meeting.
We can't go back to the drawing board
Dear Sir, - The letter from Victor Warrington in the Impartial Reporter (03.05.12) which purported to be about the issue of RPA and Council mergers would actually appear to have been more motivated by party politics than by actual concern for the ratepayers of Fermanagh or elsewhere.
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Dear Sir, - There must be something special in the Clones air, since such fine sportsmen come from around there.
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Dear Sir, - Having read your page full of information on the future of tourism in our County; I am pleased that the CEO of the Northern Ireland Tourist Board Alan Clarke expressed such an upbeat note for tourist related businesses in Fermanagh.
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- Challenge to politicians to confront council debt issue
- Catholic Church must listen to voices of reason
- Fr. D'Arcy is a visionary
- Make your views known on rates
- Mary's articles on mental health supported
- Accept flags and face reality
- Loyalists descend on the streets
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Opinion 
Shopping centre move is a lesson for ratepayers
Has the prospect of a lifeline been offered to Fermanagh ratepayers wary of the potential rates increases with a Fermanagh and Omagh merger?
