Shane Dillon

Deputy Editor

Shane Dillon has been working as Deputy Editor at The Impartial Reporter for more than four years, and is heavily involved with designing and producing the paper and managing its content, staff and contributors.

Shane Dillon has been working as Deputy Editor at The Impartial Reporter for more than four years, and is heavily involved with designing and producing the paper and managing its content, staff and contributors.

Latest articles from Shane Dillon

Pictured at the launch of The Fermanagh Section of The RSPBA, NI competition on May 25 are Willy Stinson, Chairman; Betty Booth, President; Lisa Crawford, Secretary and David Brownlee, PRO. Photo by John McVitty.

Pipes and drums galore as champion players to come to town
ENNISKILLEN will place host to the cream of Ireland's pipe band and drum majors when the Fermanagh Pipe Band and Drum Major Championships rolls into town later this month.

Margaret Stack, Mandy Harris-Gibbons and Roisin Bowden. Photos by Trevor Armstrong.

Delight as 'Blanket of love' wraps community in a message of support and wellbeing
The Clinton Centre in the heart of Enniskillen played host to a special event last Sunday as ‘The Blanket of Hope, Compassion and Joy’ was unveiled as part of the NI Mental Health Arts Fest.

File photo of the Lough Derg site, County Donegal.

All welcome at Ecumenical Service for Pentecost at Lough Derg on Sunday
The Ecumenical Service for Pentecost Sunday in Clogher Diocese will take place this year this weekend at Lough Derg, Pettigo in Co. Donegal.

Katie Wilson, Deputy Sister, Ward 5, Stroke Unit, at the SWAH, Enniskillen.

Healthcare heroes: Katie's delight at helping stroke patients get the best care
CONTINUING our series focusing on healthcare heroes, we speak to Katie Wilson, Deputy Sister, Ward 5, Stroke Unit, at the South West Acute Hospital (SWAH), Enniskillen. She discusses how much her work means to her, with even the smallest of progress achieved by patients marking something to celebrate, helping patients’ recovery journey.

People of all ages taking part in the Darkness Into Light walk. Photos by Martin Brady.

Hundreds take part in local annual Darkness Into Light events
The now international Darkness Into Light event was well supported locally when people of all ages from across Lisnaskea came together in the pre-dawn hours last Saturday, May 11, walking from the night’s darkness into the light of a new dawn and day, symbolising hope and promise.