Andy Watters
Sports Reporter at The Irish News
Irish News sports reporter. Married to Sharon, 4 kids. Interested in everything including Gaelic Games, boxing & football. West Indies diehard. Opinions mine.
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5 days ago |
irishnews.com | Andy Watters
50% off to celebrate the 2025 Ulster Championship. For unmatched insights and expert commentary, subscribe to The Irish News today. Get full access for just £7.49/month. Offer ends 28th April. >>GET OFFER Ulster Football Championship quarter-final: Fermanagh 0-23 Down 2-19IT ain’t over ‘til it’s over… The headlines about Fermanagh ending their seven-year wait for an Ulster win had already been written. It seemed the bad old days were...
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5 days ago |
irishnews.com | Andy Watters
50% off to celebrate the 2025 Ulster Championship. For unmatched insights and expert commentary, subscribe to The Irish News today. Get full access for just £7.49/month. Offer ends 28th April. >>GET OFFER Ronan Burns: What a Championship debut for the Drumgath goalkeeper. Four brilliant saves and a well-struck 45 too. Had to save from Darragh McGurn in the opening minutes and also kept out Conor Love and Ryan Lyons (twice) in the first half. Best of the lot against McGurn early in second half.
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6 days ago |
irishnews.com | Andy Watters
50% off to celebrate the 2025 Ulster Championship. For unmatched insights and expert commentary, subscribe to The Irish News today. Get full access for just £7.49/month. Offer ends 28th April. >>GET OFFER THE Ulster Championship draw hadn’t been kind to Fermanagh throughout Kieran Donnelly’s time as manager. In his first season (2022) the Ernemen drew reigning champions Tyrone and in the second a Derry side that went on to win Ulster and missed out on the All-Ireland final by a kick of the ball.
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1 week ago |
irishnews.com | Andy Watters
NUMBERS – getting 15 on the field - has always been the big issue at our club. The county line goes right through the village, so you’ve got Down to the east, Tandragee to the north and Markethill to the west (neither, with all due respect, hot spots of the GAA) and you’re well into Down before you reach Newry to the south. So, there isn’t a lot of wriggle-room there.
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1 week ago |
irishnews.com | Andy Watters
50% off to celebrate the 2025 Ulster Championship. For unmatched insights and expert commentary, subscribe to The Irish News today. Get full access for just £7.49/month. Offer ends 28th April. >>GET OFFER SEAN McNally was on the Healy Park terrace with his friends the last time Fermanagh won an Ulster Championship game. It was 2018 and despite beating Armagh at the quarter-final stage, the Ernemen were, as usual, underdogs against Malachy O’Rourke’s Monaghan.
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