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Magpies book return to Junior Championship final
Tempo outgun O'Dwyers in Division Three final
Newtownbutler cruise through to Junior Championship final
Wardman and Farry goals send Coa to semi-final
Aghadrumsee and Newtownbutler opener expected to be this year's final
Dates and times for Fermanagh championship announced - see here
Teemore stay in promotion hunt with win in Coa
Cadden's goals guide Donagh to win over O'Dwyers
Magpies flying high after successive league wins
Newtownbutler return to winning ways against Brookeborough
Maguiresbridge land first league win after strong second half
Trio of first-half goals guide Tempo to win over Coa
Division Two expected to be another tight race
Fermanagh senior league football pushed back due to Tailteann Cup involvement
O'Dwyers grab opening win at St Macartan's Park
Newtownbutler ease to win over Coa with King brace
Adult Club Fixtures Masterplan for 2024 has been released
Lisnaskea fancied to come out on top in Junior Championship
'We struggled to put any distance between ourselves and Coa' - Fitzpatrick
Brookeboro eye Newtown after seeing off Coa
Chapman happy with display as Newtown ease past Coa
Newtown manager Chapman not looking past Coa
Strong second half gives Coa men first points of the season
A performance like this has been coming says Hanrahan
Managers target a semi-final spot as Junior Championship gets underway
Derrylin see off Coa to land Junior title
Who will be crowned Junior champions at second time of asking?