THE CHAIRMAN of St Patrick’s GAA club in Donagh has issued a stark warning to young people using social media, after the club’s Facebook page was hacked on Monday night.
Football fans accused of shouting ‘IRA chants’
UNIONISTS have claimed that GAA fans engaged in ‘provocative jeering’ and ‘IRA chants’ towards an Orange parade prior to Sunday’s Ulster Championship clash in Brewster Park.
GALLERY: Can you spot yourself at the Fermanagh game?
In their first Ulster Championship match, Fermanagh came out on top against Antrim.
Barry Owens: Redemption is in reach for Fermanagh
The day that the Fermanagh footballers have been waiting for is finally upon us and all the hard nights put in up at Lissan will feel like a distant memory.
IN TODAY’S PAPER: Ulster Championship Supplement
Inside today’s paper (Wednesday May 27) there’s a free 16-page Ulster Championship supplement with full interviews, previews and analysis ahead of the crunch tie. See below for a preview.
GAA matches still off the agenda for new MP
TOM Elliott has vowed to represent all people of Fermanagh and South Tyrone despite describing the constituency as “red, white and blue” during his victory speech.
Huge turnout as local GAA legend is laid to rest
THE parish priest of Holy Cross Church, Canon Joseph Mullin, PP told mourners at last week’s funeral of Pat King how he had paid him a visit on Good Friday and he had come away, with a deep sense of admiration and enrichment from ‘this inspiring, articulate and wise man’.
Clubs plan without county stars
With the county side still involved in the NFL, with the Division Three decider against Armagh on Saturday week at Croke Park, CCC has decided to use one of the quota of starred games for this coming Sunday’s league programme.
‘He was ahead of his time’, says Donegal manager Gallagher
Having made his senior inter-county debut the previous year (under Terry Ferguson), Rory Gallagher, now Donegal manager, became part of Pat King’s squad at a time (1996) when things were at a low ebb in the county.
Erne eyes turn to Croke Park
Fermanagh’s unbeaten league campaign was ended in Cusack Park by an Ennis team fighting for their division 3 status.