Katrina Brennan

6 days ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

PORTORA Boat Club athletes competed at two national standard events over the weekend as the women went to Athlone whilst the men competed in England. Portora’s men’s squad travelled to the prestigious British Masters Rowing Championships in Nottingham returning home with gold, silver and bronze medals. The event raced over 1000m attracted a record 939 crews from 128 clubs, reaching across England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

6 days ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

Co. Fermanagh Juniors 1  Co. Tyrone Juniors 2FERMANAGH Junior boss Gareth McGuckin believes his side were lacking a ‘clinical touch’ up front, as a vastly improved Fermanagh side were narrowly beaten by Tyrone in their final Erne Shield match. Alex Beacom finished from close range in the first half to give Fermanagh the lead at the break. However, Tyrone responded in the second half with two goals late in the second half from Josh O’Donnell and Jake Mulligan to secure a comeback win.

6 days ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

Fermanagh 0-21 Sligo 1-16BACK on home soil after their successful sojourn to Croke Park, Fermanagh booked a quick return to Jones’ Road HQ with a fully-merited two point victory over Sligo on Saturday evening in an engaging Tailteann Cup quarter-final. Ignore the final scoreline! It does scant justice to the hosts overall control of a contest which they effectively bossed from the 17th minute onwards after the concession of the only goal which left them four in arrears.

1 week ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

TWO teams of Splitz gymnasts travelled to Belfast for both the Regional and Northern Ireland Championships. With 116 partnerships entered, the competition had over three hundred gymnasts in attendance. The Splitz team started strongly in the morning with the regional competition, with grade one women’s pair, Eabha Keown and Clara Reilly, earning a bronze medal position.

1 week ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

CLUB PLAYERS COMPETITION DIVISION 2 PLAY-OFFTempo 0-15  Derrylin 1-9DESPITE the fact that Derrylin’s goal, along with a last gasp point, came in added time, this was a closely enough contested affairTempo’s superior scoring finesse, exemplified by Aidan Breen and Tiarnan Bogue with seven points apiece, was the key factor separating the sides. O’Connell’s in contrast, rather laboured for scores, accumulating a costly tally of fifteen wides, five more than Tempo.