Fermanagh Herald

The Fermanagh Herald is a weekly newspaper primarily distributed in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. It was founded in 1902 by the North West of Ireland Printing and Publishing Company, which was created the previous year by the Lynch family. The newspaper is released every Wednesday and boasts the highest circulation among the publications of the North West of Ireland Printing and Publishing Company, averaging 13,169 copies in the first half of 2010. Its sister publications include the Ulster Herald, Tyrone Herald, Donegal News (available on Mondays and Fridays), Strabane Chronicle, and Gaelic Life.

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Doonan hoping Erne can gain revenge on Tyrone

1 day ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

EXPERIENCED Fermanagh campaigner Joanne Doonan hopes to go one better than last time when the county renew acquaintances with Tyrone in this Sunday’s All-Ireland Intermediate Championship quarter-final. The Red Hands pipped the Erne County when the teams locked horns in the Ulster series back in the springtime but Fermanagh have been handed an opportunity to exact revenge with last week’s draw putting the sides on another collision course.
Bradley set for League lift-off with the Gaels

1 day ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

THE Fermanagh Senior Football League finally throws in this weekend — and with it comes plenty to talk about and plenty to play for. From the re-integration of the county players, to how clubs manage the tight window before Championship, to the late start and the new rules, there’s no shortage of debate as the league season belatedly gets going. Enniskillen Gaels boss Simon Bradley knows that striking the right balance between chasing results and preparing for Championship will be a priority.
Senior eights show their class in Cork

1 day ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

ENNISKILLEN Royal Boat Club sent its two senior eight squads down to compete in the City of Cork regatta held at the Irish Rowing Centre, the location for the Irish Senior Championships in three weeks’ time. The club doesn’t normally compete in this event given the distance to travel but felt the rowers needed an extra race in preparation for the Championships. The format of the regatta means different classes compete in the same race so school sides compete against senior university sides.
Derrygonnelly Ladies power into the last four

1 day ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

LADIES CPL GOLD QUARTER FINALDerrygonnelly 5-15 Aghadrumsee 1-1STARTING with the aid of a strong blustery wind at their back in Canon Maguire Park, Derrygonnelly lost no time in stamping their authority on the game. Powered by midfield duo, Rebecca Wallace and Imogen Knight, and strongly supported by Lynne Carroll out of defence, the winners hit 1-2 inside five minutes en route to establishing a whopping 18 points half time lead.
Jones on target but Premiers pegged back

2 days ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

Mountjoy United u19s 1 Fermanagh Premiers 1FERMANAGH Premier coach Nigel Frazer felt the Fermanagh Premiers ‘competed really well against older opposition’, as the county side drew their latest SuperCupNI preparation game against Mountjoy United u19s at Youth Sport Omagh. The Ernemen started the match strongly, rattling the woodwork twice in a scoreless first half, and continued to impress in the second period, taking the lead with a low Alfie Jones finish.
‘Green’ shoots despite Kildare loss-McCusker

2 days ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

WHILE the curtain is drawn on another inter-county season for Fermanagh, team captain Declan McCusker feels that county supporters should be excited about the fresh cast set to take centre stage next year. The Erne men missed out on an appearance in the Tailteann Cup Final, and potentially Sam Maguire football against the big guns in 2026, when they lost out in disappointing fashion 1-13 to 0-9 to Kildare at rain-lashed Croke Park in the semi-final on Sunday.
Stafford: Mallards still have work to do in the market

2 days ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

JUST over eight weeks since the 24-25 NIFL Championship campaign ended with an away win against Armagh City at Holm Park, Ballinamallard United have returned to action, commencing their pre-season training programme on Tuesday night past. But despite the players getting a well-earned break, Mallards boss Mark Stafford has been busy behind the scenes as he aims to strengthen his squad for the forthcoming campaign.
Fee lands late leveller for Tempo

2 days ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

Crust and Crumb Senior Football League Division 2Tempo 3-12 Aghadrumsee 3-12NIALL Fee snatched a late equaliser for Tempo on Friday night as they shared the spoils with Aghadrumsee following a six-goal thriller in the only league game to be played at the weekend. Both sides, who have no county representatives, opted to go ahead with the game at St Patrick’s Park, with the two teams serving up a high-scoring and free-flowing encounter.
Fermanagh Open ‘serves’ up some top court action

3 days ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

THE Fermanagh Open got going in Irvinestown on Saturday, and the courts are already buzzing amidst a week of competitive action. This isn’t just your regular local tournament — among the headliners, former ATP professional Fred Gil, a trailblazer for Portuguese tennis who reached a career-high ranking of No. 62 and was the first Portuguese to reach an ATP semifinal, is here to test the locals. He’ll be on court Wednesday (this evening).
Fermanagh Tailteann dreams killed off by Kildare

3 days ago | fermanaghherald.com | Katrina Brennan

Fermanagh 0-9 Kildare 1-13‘DON’T Look Back in Anger’ by Oasis was booming out over the tannoy at half-time on Sunday at Croke Park in this Tailteann Cup semi-final. It’s doubtful though that too many Fermanagh footballers shared the same sentiments as the Gallagher brothers on their way back up the road home that evening.