“It’s a big game, but every game is tough in this league,” Ballinamallard’s Whitey Anderson tells Fermanagh Herald.
McGrath facing some difficult choices
It has been another worthwhile campaign in the McKenna cup this year says JOHN WOODS in this week’s LAST LINE.
Corrigan insists vital Fermanagh learn lessons
It’s difficult for Tomás Corrigan to find the silver linings in the McKenna cup semi-final defeat to Tyrone.
McGrath Remains Upbeat Despite Loss PODCAST
Fermanagh will now focus on the national football league after Pete McGrath’s side lost to Tyrone at Clones in the semi-final of the McKenna cup. The sending off of Eoin Donnelly was, says McGrath a key moment in the tie.
BARRY OWENS’ LAST LINE – Fermanagh need to up work rate
Putting good seasons back to back is something Fermanagh have struggled to do. This team will have to learn that lesson if they are to thrive.
A fresh start for Fermanagh
New Fermanagh ladies management insists on a clean slate for the county.
Fermanagh ladies appoint new senior management
Fermanagh ladies have announced their managerial appointments for the 2016 season at Thursday evening’s county board meeting.
Fermanagh learn 2016 Ulster opponents
Pete McGrath’s Fermanagh have learned their opponent for next year’s Ulster championship.
Celebrity chef stung by honey conwoman
LEADING local chef Nevan Maguire was just one of the victims of an International fraudster running an artisan food business.
PREVIEW: Connolly’s u-21s prepare to take on Red Hands
TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY) sees Fermanagh make their bow in the Ulster under 21 championship. And they could have hardly asked for a taller order in the first round than Tyrone in Healy Park.