Fermanagh go into their NFL division two campaign with a decent McKenna Cup behind them. One of the most encouraging aspects was the spread of scorers, 16 in all getting their name on the score sheet, an area where they county has struggled in the past. The opener is against a Down side rebuilding after […]
FUNDING BOOST: Fermanagh school to get £1m
The school is one of four across the North to share in a £10 million investment announced today.
Snow expecting nothing easy from St Mary’s test
Fermanagh might have left the points behind them in St Tiernach’s Park, but their shot-stopper has warned them not to expect the Ranch to be a pushover this Sunday as they bid to get their McKenna Cup campaign back on track. “We’ll go looking to win against St Mary’s and Antrim and see […]
Call for safety review after student knocked down
FOLLOWING a serious road safety accident outside St Aidan’s High School, Derrylin, Prinicipal Pat McTeggart has met with the PSNI and Road Service to discuss new road safety measures for outside the school. Young student and promising sports star, Michal Prusakiewicz, was knocked down outside St Aidan’s High School Derrylin, while crossing the road last […]
Massive turnout in tribute to ‘man of many talents’
Roslea’s Joe Pat Prunty launches ‘A Lifetime of Football, Fields and Faith’
Newtownbutler firm wins top London GAA contract
Prunty Contracts wins part of Ruslip GAA contract worth over £4 million
Disabled GAA fans crying foul over Brewster facilities
Wheelchair users are struggling to enjoy GAA games at Brewster Park due to issues with the ground’s disabled seating areas.
McGrath Remains Upbeat Despite Loss PODCAST
Fermanagh will now focus on the national football league after Pete McGrath’s side lost to Tyrone at Clones in the semi-final of the McKenna cup. The sending off of Eoin Donnelly was, says McGrath a key moment in the tie.