Fionn Nolan

Northern Ireland

Digital Sports Reporter at The Impartial Reporter

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LIVE: Enniskillen Town v Kesh score updates and more from the Mulhern Cup Final

5 days ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

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Liverpool's Bradley sends Dungannon message for Irish Cup

2 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

Conor Bradley. (Image: Omagh CBS) Liverpool right-back Conor Bradley has sent former club Dungannon Swifts a message ahead of their Irish Cup final meeting with Cliftonville on Saturday. The Northern Ireland international played football in Castlederg and for the Swifts on his route to Merseyside and is hoping Rodney McAree’s side can take home silverware at the weekend. "I'm really looking forward to it," Bradley told BBC Sport NI.
'Probably the best performance I’ve seen them play' says McGourty

2 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

Fermanagh Ladies Manager CJ McGourty before throw-in on Sunday. (Image: Martin Brady) Fermanagh’s defeat to Tyrone on Sunday will be one that stings given the performance they put in for the majority of the game but it’s one they will take great confidence from. Tyrone were the favourites for the All-Ireland Intermediate Championship last year before a surprise defeat in the final to Leitrim.
'It wasn’t our night' says Hanna after Irish Junior Cup loss

2 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

Enniskillen Town player/manager Ryan Hanna on Friday night. (Image: John McVitty) It wasn’t to be for Enniskillen Town in Friday’s Irish Junior Cup final as their hopes were ended by the dreaded lottery of the shootout. They led and trailed over the course of 110 minutes but it was sudden death that decided this year’s final. “Initially just absolutely gutted,” Town player/manager Ryan Hanna said.
Red Hands finish strong to edge Ulster thriller in Kinawley

2 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

Fermanagh 3-11 Tyrone 4-10 Fermanagh’s hopes of an Ulster intermediate title were dashed in a thrilling game at Patrick McManus Park on Sunday. CJ McGourty’s side led for large parts at the weekend but, Tyrone would finish the stronger of the sides to take a two-point win in the end. Misly rain led to a greasy surface in Kinawley with grey skies throughout although Fermanagh came flying out of the blocks with an impressive opening to the tie.
Ardmore claim Junior Cup on penalties against Enniskillen Town

2 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

Ardmore 3-3 Enniskillen Town (Ardmore win 5-4 on pens) Enniskillen Town suffered a gut-wrenching defeat via penalties in the Irish Junior Cup final on Friday at Windsor Park. Goals from Cathal Beacom and James Harrigan, at the start of the first and second half gave the Fermanagh & Western side a 2-0 lead in Belfast, but Ardmore fought back to go 3-2 ahead with Beacom levelling again in extra-time before the Derry side went on to claim victory in sudden death in the shootout.
Enniskillen Town vs Ardmore in the Irish Junior Cup Final

2 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

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LIVE: Enniskillen Town vs Ardmore in the Irish Junior Cup Final score updates

2 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

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Ellie McCartney opens up about record-breaking swim and Lakeland Forum closure

3 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

2 1/1 Ellie McCartney has opened up about her record-breaking swim at the Irish Open Swimming Championships last week and also gave her thoughts on the closure of the Lakeland Forum that will affect other young swimmers in the county. McCartney achieved a stunning championship record last week in the 200m breaststroke semi-finals with a time of 2:24.35.
Hanna hoping to break 18-year wait for Irish Junior Cup

3 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Fionn Nolan

Enniskillen Town player/manager Ryan Hanna. (Image: John McVitty) The last time Enniskillen Town played in the Irish Junior Cup final, Ryan Hanna was watching in the stands hoping to break into the first team. 16 years later, he will lead Town back to the same fixture in his first year as player/manager. Hanna’s footballing journey started at Celtic Park playing youth football with the club all the way up through youth age groups before going on to play for the first team.