Paraic Duffy has kick-started the campaign for major change aimed at tackling those twin GAA bugbears; player welfare and fixtures.
Refugee relief bid overwhelmed by huge response
THANKS TO THE compassion shown by local people donations aimed at helping provide aid to refugees across mainland Europe has reached all it’s targets.
‘Very fabric of life here under threat from emigration’
Parish priest Fr Jimmy McPhillips warns that the drift of young people away from rural Fermanagh is having serious consequences for communities here. “It’s only two years since I arrived into the parish of Botha, a parish that has 560 families on record. But, these families are older than the average family because many of […]
Almost two thirds of Orangemen would not welcome GAA team at the Twelfth
A LOCAL ORANGE ORDER survey has revealed that just 10 per cent of members would attend a GAA match, with 73.8% stating they would not.
PHOTO: Oops! People have been adding the wrong Sean Quigley on Facebook
ROSLEA and Fermanagh gael, Sean Quigley, has seen his stock rise in GAA circles in the last few months – but there’s been one casulty.
7 reasons we just can’t stop thinking about Fermanagh V Dublin
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.
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 […]
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.
VIDEO: This is how you welcome back your U14 GAA side after the Feile
As the video below shows, there was huge support for the U14 Tempo Maguires side after the U14 Feile in Wicklow/Carlow.
Two sides in touching distance of final place
Neighbours Fermanagh and Monaghan clash in Breffni Park knowing an Ulster Final is only 70 minutes away.