One of Fermanagh and Cavan’s greatest ever folklorists and storytellers will be honoured at the launch of a mammoth collection of folklore in Kinawley Community Centre on Friday night at 8pm.
Ex-Belcoo star Johnny Feely and Enniskillen Gaels star Fergal Quinn are on board for the 2025 with manager Maurice McLaughlin.
“We paid the price and we did not bring the energy we had throughout the Fermanagh campaign and Scotstown are All-Ireland.”
Sizzling Scotstown had far too much power and panache for grief-stricken Erne Gaels in a most one-sided Ulster Club Quarter Final in Brewster Park.
“And especially after this week, we want to go out and represent ourselves and Fermanagh football to the very best of our ability on Saturday.”
A cavalcade of cars drove behind the hearse and there was a black and amber wreath with his No.8 jersey inside the hearse, and he was laid out in his Liverpool jersey and Erne Gaels socks.
In Enniskillen, love and loss weave through the life of Ivan Kee, a man of warmth and resilience, whose story is as bound to the landscape as the waters of Lough Erne. Marking his 80th birthday last week, Ivan’s journey is a tapestry of family, faith, and a career dedicated to serving his community. Though he retired in 2011 from his renowned furniture store, Ivan’s presence in the town he treasures is still felt - a testament to his undiminished spirit and dedication.
“We lost a huge player Brian Mullin to injury, Shane Rooney got a black card and we went five points down.
“Our scoring rate has increased considerably, and we are creating and scoring quite a few goals as well."
Johnny had been involved with top Belfast club St Brigid’s. but was re-locating to Enniskillen so the stars were aligning.
