And with less than 24 hours until Fermanagh face Dublin in their first quarter-final since 2004 – we’ve picked out seven things that are getting us excited about the Croke Park showdown.
WATCH: Here’s what happened the last time Fermanagh were in an All-Ireland quarter-final
With the score tied at 0-11, a slick passage of play brought Enniskillen Gaels clubman Tom Brewster into play.
GALLERY: Fermanagh goes green for All-Ireland showdown
The countdown for Fermanagh’s All-Ireland quarter-final tie against Dublin is well and truly underway
WATCH: Here’s the new Fermanagh GAA team theme song!
We were waiting for this to happen. Like the Ulster final of 2008, and the All-Ireland exploits of 2004, Fermanagh now has its own theme song. Just in time for Fermanagh’s quarter-final against Dublin at the weekend, the video was shared this morning (Thursday). Recorded by Colin and Darren Timoney, ‘The Jackson Brothers’ it features […]
Local pilgrims brave dismal conditions at annual pilgrimage to Croagh Patrick
Fermanagh pilgrims were among thousands who braved the elements last weekend to climb Croagh Patrick
Milk Cup: Two losses on opening day of Milk Cup
The Milk Cup has officially kicked off, with both Fermanagh sides in action today (Monday, July 27).
16th Man – Fermanagh Needs YOU!
29th June 2013 4.30pm I had just kicked the match winning point against Westmeath mentally and physically exhausted from what was a gruelling game. Every player was euphoric after the win, grabbing me with the sheer joy of it and amazement that I had kicked the winning score. The last man to get to me […]
Students fly the flag for Fermanagh
THREE Fermanagh students will soon be jetting off to study business at colleges in the USA where they will spend a year studying business.
VIDEO: Watch incredible moment Fermanagh man comes face-to-face with leaping Cheetah!
AS far as once in a lifetime moments go – this perhaps the pinnacle for Fermanagh man Mickey McCaldin.
LISTEN: The radio commentary from the dying moments of the Fermanagh game is ‘sensational!’
BBC commentator and well-known Fermanagh gael Ger Treacy was commentating on Fermanagh v Roscommon and you have to hear him in the dying moments.