The Kesh man was one of three arrested as part of a major drugs haul on Saturday.
‘Near miss in slurry pit nearly cost me my life’
As Tyrone farmer is killed in slurry accident, former local councillor recalls his near tragedy
Trolley-loads of drink taken by cross-border crime gang
Teenage father-of-two accused of major shoplifting operation at 50 stores
High time to bring in video refs
On the score board this looked a comfortable win for Mayo. But let’s be honest here, and this isn’t sour grapes, quite simply Fermanagh were robbed.
Curry takes heart as Erne turn to the qualifiers
Despite a six point loss on Saturday afternoon at the hands of Down, Fermanagh ladies senior manager Emmett Curry was still upbeat.
Fermanagh ponder what might have been
Fermanagh lead by four and looked set fair for NHL Division 3A, but a Red Hand smash and grab left the Erne co-manager wondering what might have been.
Thousands expected for ‘biggest game in years’
Fermanagh need to pull off a win against old nemesis Tyrone to ensure survival
It’s all about performing says McGrath
This Fermanagh under 21 panel is probably one of the best prepared sides from the county to field in the Ulster championship in recent years.
Fermanagh should not fear defining month
It was crucial Fermanagh beat Meath in their last fixture because they have a massive month ahead of them.
Mallards and Swifts in demolition derby
“It’s a big game, but every game is tough in this league,” Ballinamallard’s Whitey Anderson tells Fermanagh Herald.