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3 weeks ago | 
impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan
The O’Moore County got off to a winning start in Group 1 with a 3-11 to 2-07 win over Roscommon in Portlaoise last Sunday. Fermanagh’s leading light in the forward line Eimear Smyth says the Erne side have been taking a close look at this weekend’s opponents. “Obviously they were out last weekend against Roscommon, so, Conor (McGovern) and the guys have been getting video work done for them. We’ll be working on them a bit but, focusing on ourselves also,” Smyth said.
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3 weeks ago | 
impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan
The Erne boss said after victory at Longford that he was hoping for second place and a home draw in the preliminary quarter-final, but victory in Dublin and defeat for Carlow meant Fermanagh finished top to send them straight through to the quarters with a tie at Brewster Park.
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3 weeks ago | 
impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan
Fermanagh finished top in Group 4. (Image: File photo) Fermanagh 0-25 Wexford 1-17 Fermanagh produced a scintillating second half display in Croke Park to book their place in the Tailteann Cup quarter-finals, guaranteeing home advantage. The Erne side trailed by two points at the break but, a composed and ruthless shooting display after the restart saw them overtake opponents Wexford, and Carlow’s defeat to Longford meant Kieran Donnelly’s side snatched top spot with the win.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishnews.com | Fionn Nolan
Tailteann Cup Group 4, round threeFermanagh 0-25 Wexford 1-17FERMANAGH came from behind to beat Wexford in Croke Park to top Tailteann Cup Group 4 and book a home quarter-final spot later this month. The Ernemen trailed by three at the break but were much the better side after the break, winning by five and relegating the Model county to second spot in the group. Full report to follow
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3 weeks ago | 
impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan
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1 month ago | 
impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan
McGrath’s love for GAA began at an early age, with his love for the game being passed down from his father and uncles alongside regular family trips to Croke Park during the championship season. He made his senior debut for Ederney at just 14: “I was always a big lad, I was probably as big then as I am today.
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1 month ago | 
impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan
They had firm control throughout and starved the home side of scoring opportunities in the second half, conceding just seven points over the course of the 70 minutes. “I think that was it, we had a large number of possession, we felt comfortable for a large part on the ball,” Fermanagh boss Kieran Donnelly said after the game. The Erne side led by five points at the break, but quickly stretched it out to ten after a flurry of early scores following the restart.
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1 month ago | 
impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan
Fermanagh picked up their first points in this year’s Tailteann Cup with a conclusive 18-point win at Pearse Park. It was must-win after the previous week’s defeat to Carlow at Brewster Park in Group 4, and it also confirmed Longford’s exit from the competition with Carlow and Wexford sitting on four points while Longford are unable to catch Fermanagh on head-to-head.
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1 month ago | 
impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan
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1 month ago | 
impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan
The club confirmed the news over the weekend that Higginbotham will replace Michael Kerr as boss. Higginbotham played under Kerr for Rangers, after signing for them in 2016 and was on the coaching staff for their 2023 Mulhern Cup win, when Neil Coulter took over as manager. “When the opportunity to manage Enniskillen Rangers came up for me, it was one I was delighted to accept,” Higginbotham said. “For me, as an ex-player, I have an affinity for the club. I am very excited to get going.
