TODAY, Wednesday and this week-end, the McCormack home in Derrylin will reverberate to the excited greetings of countless grandchildren and great gran
Sheds targeted by thieves
Police appeal for information
Police in Lisnaskea have made an appeal following the theft of a trailer. Const. Colleen Johnston said, “It is thought the trailer was taken sometime around 1am on August 10th from the Derrykerrib Road area of Newtownbutler. If you can help with enquiries please call the 101 number, quoting reference number 108811815. Alternatively information about crime can be passed via the independent Crimestoppers number on 0800 555 111.”
Thieves target church goers
Police in Fermanagh are investigating a number of thefts over the weekend.
Club championship set for end of August
Fermanagh GAA have released the programme for the opening weekend of club championship. 2015 marks the return of the intermediate championship, with a particularly hard fought competition expected in this section.
Quinn ‘peace’ talks take a turn for the worse
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.