AFTER what appeared to be an upturn in the fortunes of Sean Quinn and his family, with the recent ‘return’ of part of his empire in Derrylin/Teemore/Ballyconnell to local ownership, and his role as consultant, things took a dramatic turn for the worse last week.
10 cattle killed after trailer crash
TEN CATTLE have been killed following a cattle trailer crash between Derrylin and Teemore.
Championship draw had its old spark back
No argument about it but over the last few seasons the spark of anticipation had been sucked out of the atmosphere at the County Board meeting which dealt with the new season’s championship draws.
Donnelly returns to Teemore
Last year’s beaten senior championship finalists, Teemore have gone back to a tried and tested model with the appointment of Trillick native Sean Donnelly as their manager for the forthcoming season.
On the threshold of another league season
The Dr McKenna Cup is the starting stall for the inter county season and while it is an important competition in its own right it is still essentially an opportunity for team managers to have a look at the fresh intake they have assembled.
Quigley pivotal as Roslea do the double
SEASON of mists and mellow fruitfulness was how Keats described autumn. Well it was certainly a fruitful October for Sean Quigley and Roslea as they gathered their first championship and league double since 2011.
Tackling Matters: Championship changes kick in for next season
Just 12 months back we were in the throes of final decisions on proposals for league and championship changes.
Two special telegrams as Anna turns 100 years old
YESTERDAY, Anna Drumm, who lives at Garvery, Teemore celebrated her 100th birthday and, on what was a red letter day, she received two ‘best wishes’ cards, one from President Michael D. Higgins, the other from Queen.
Tackling Matters: Winners and losers in 2014
The 2014 league season wrapped up and as is par for the course for most clubs it has been a question of underachievement. For at the end of the day there’s only going to be one winner.
Teemore men were right to bring about ‘Apocalypse Now’
The coach from the Ulster Council was ashen faced. Bodies were splayed across the gym floor of St Michael’s as a request to create a simple straight forward drill had turned into something rather apocalyptic. I blamed the men from Teemore.