At just 35-years-old, Fr Raymond Donnelly is almost certainly the youngest priest in Fermanagh, if not the whole diocese of Clogher.
Enniskillen schools to share in £134m spend
Four schools in Enniskillen have been successful in applications as part of a multi-million investment into schools across the North by Education Minister John O’ Dowd.
GAA: Fermanagh bounce back from setbacks
After suffering two disappointing defeats and then have the turmoil of an internal bust up that saw the departure of prominent players, Fermanagh couldn’t have made the lengthy trip to Limerick last Sunday in particularly buoyant mood.
GAA: Fermanagh must adapt to changing game
Despite only one win in four games, Colm Bradley, says that Fermanagh can make improvements in the areas that they need to
GAA: Cullen believes Fermanagh need to show more consistency
While Fermanagh have had an up and down start to the National Football League for one of their players it has been a very positive campaign.
Hot shots Roscommon arrive at Brewster Park
The National League now approaching the half way stage and for Fermanagh last Sunday’s setback against Longford has been a body blow to the chances of featuring in the shake up for promotion.
GAA: Fermanagh blow a nine point lead
Twenty two minutes into this tie at blustery Pearse Park and Fermanagh were in cruise control.
Ernemen in ‘solid place’ say Ernemen
Pete McGrath is ‘unconcerned’ with the fact that his side face a Longford team searching for their first win of the campaign.
Hurlers well beaten in opening game
Scorelines sometimes don’t paint the full picture – and this National Hurling League clash was a case in point.
GAA: Fermanagh register first win
Finally a victory for Fermanagh as they scored a fine six point home success over visiting Sligo last Saturday evening at Brewster Park.