ANTRIM captain Cathy Carey is the first to admit she has been around inter-county scene for longer than she cares to imagine.

Tailteann Cup quarter-final: Fermanagh v Cavan (Sunday, Brewster Park, 4pm) THE only two Ulster sides remaining in the inaugural Tailteann Cup will renew hostilities as Fermanagh host neighbours Cavan at Brewster Park on Sunday.

Tailteann Cup Round One: Longford 0-12 Fermanagh 1-12 A mere few hours after Fremantle Dockers firmly threw their hat in the ring for AFL Grand Final honours by ending the 21-game unbeaten run of the reigning champions, the Melbourne Demons, a man who was originally supposed to be part of that journey for the ‘Dockers’ landed in Glennon Brothers Pearse Park in Longford to make his first competitive appearance of the year for the Fermanagh senior footballers.

Tailteann Cup Round One: Longford v Fermanagh (today, Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, 5.

Ulster Junior Championship semi-final: Antrim 2-13 Fermanagh 1-10 ULSTER champions Antrim booked their place in next month’s final with an impressive win over Fermanagh in Saturday’s semi-final at Silverbridge.

ALLIANZ FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOCUS FERMANAGH’S Darragh McGurn says that new manager Kieran Donnelly has brought a freshness and a different approach to the set up. 

Dr McKenna Cup: Fermanagh 1-10 Derry 0-17 Derry will face Donegal in the semi-final of the Dr McKenna Cup tomorrow night in Ballybofey following their four-point win over Fermanagh in Roslea on Saturday.

Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup Section C, round two: Monaghan 0-16 Fermanagh 0-11

MONAGHAN'S strength-in-depth delighted their manager while Fermanagh's new boss was pleased at the stamina shown by his Covid-hit squad.

ST PATRICK’S, Donagh were 50 years old last month and one year after being relegated to bottom rung of Fermanagh’s championship ladder, they are stepping back in the right direction.