Fermanagh manager Pete McGrath tried to take the positives from Sunday’s defeat to Antrim.
Better news on condition of GAA woman in accident
There was better news this week on the condition of popular Fermanagh Ladies GAA chairman, Ann McGrath
Bigger and better: community spirit prevails after fire gutted GAA hall
ONE YEAR ago, the GAA and wider Donagh community were left shocked as an overnight fire caused serious damage to the clubhouse in the area. St Patrick’s GFC clubhouse had served as the hub of the community for 27 years, catering for events of all sizes and the fire, caused by its boiler, left […]
GAA: League champions Ederney lose out to Roslea
League champions Ederney slumped to a defeat as they opened the defence of their title.
Voice of the GAA does the honours at first pitch of its kind in county
FERMANAGH’S first full size 3G Gaelic and multi-sports pitch is officially open for business.
Jones says Fermanagh need to stop ‘falling asleep’ in games
The fact Fermanagh were able to snatch a draw at the death had a lot to do with the performance of Ryan Jones at centre half forward.
Fermanagh plunder late levelling goal in final league game
Fermanagh pickpocketed a draw in their final NFL game of the season, a goal with the last action of the game at Brewster Park, earning the Erne side a scarcely deserved draw with visiting Offaly.
‘Final warning’ for GAA star Quigley
TROUBLED GAA star Seamus Quigley who was once hailed as among Fermanagh’s top players has been ordered to undergo an alcohol treatment course and behavourial therapy.
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.