Katrina Brennan

1 week ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

It was the end of an era at Enniskillen Rangers on Saturday as player-manager Michael Kerr was given a guard of honour as he left the pitch for his final home game in charge. After a glittering period that yielded three Mercer League titles and four Junior Cups, Kerr informed Rangers’ chairman Tony Roofe last week that he was stepping down. While the day ended in defeat to title-chasing Kesh, it was the glory days of the last decade or so that came to mind on Kerr’s Rangers farewell.

2 weeks ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

Enniskillen Royal Boat Club rowers returned with 13 wins for the club last weekend from the Neptune and Dublin Commercial Regattas. Rowing on the River Liffey, the twisting 1000 metre course at Islandbridge was the first side-by-side test of the season and was a chance for the Junior 13 beginner rowers to experience classic river racing, albeit at J14 level, and they acquitted themselves well.

2 weeks ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

Members of Fermanagh Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competed over the last few weeks and brought home a number of medals. Earlier in the month, the club had several competitors competing at the Grappling Industries in Dublin and enjoyed a few wins and gained valuable learning. After five matches, Adam Rutledge came away with a bronze medal in his bracket in the gi, taking some points wins, a submission and one narrow points’ loss.

2 weeks ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

Enniskillen’s hopes of playing in the Energia All-Ireland League Women’s Division disappeared after a fiercely competitive playoff at Shay Murtagh Park in Mullingar on Sunday afternoon. Skins’ coach, Rodney Balfour said; “We’re very, very disappointed. Ennis-Kilrush came out fighting from the start and they caught us slightly unawares and it took us a good 20-25 minutes to start getting a foothold in the game.

2 weeks ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

Roy Carroll has spent a lifetime between the posts, but his latest move has brought him to uncharted territory. The former Northern Ireland and Manchester United goalkeeper has taken on a new challenge as goalkeeper coordinator with Neom SC, a club making a rapid rise in Saudi Arabia. Carroll spoke to the ‘Herald during a visit home, a five-and-a-half-hour flight from his base in Tabuk in the north of the country.