Waterford 1-13 Clare 0-11

Fermanagh 1-10 St Mary’s 3-8

Roslea (Fermanagh) 1-12 Ballinagh (Cavan) 0-11

Roslea 1-12 Belcoo 1-09

Cavan 1-14 Fermanagh 0-10

Fermanagh 3-10 Westmeath 1-15

Fermanagh 3-10 Westmeath 1-15

Fermanagh 0-11 Cavan 0-13

Fermanagh 0-11 Cavan 0-13

Once bitten, twice shy — we’re out with the jury on whether the Cork team below actually takes to the Cusack Park field in Sunday’s Munster SFC semi-final.

Ballinora 1-11 Kinsale 1-10

Meath 2-12 Fermanagh 0-14

Fermanagh 1-12 Cavan 1-10

Antrim 2-9 Fermanagh 1-12

Clyda Rovers 1-16 Kinsale 2-11 (after extra time)

Gearoid Finn proved the hero for Kinsale on Saturday when he kicked the winning point deep into injury time.

Whether it was a coincidence or not, the timing was definitely noteworthy.

Fermanagh 0-15 Cavan 3-13, Brewster Park

Kiskeam snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with a brilliantly executed Billy Dennehy penalty six minutes into injury time in this second round clash at Coachford last evening, leaving Kinsale, who looked destined for the win with normal time complete, shell-shocked.

Fermanagh 1-8 Down 2-10

Nemo Rangers edged out Premier IFC debutants Kinsale at Belgooly on Saturday but it took a second-half comeback to secure victory.

They made huge strides under Mick O’Dwyer and now the Wicklow footballers are demonstrating their development is continuing after the departure of the Waterville maestro.

Wicklow 2-16 Fermanagh 1-11

Peter Canavan’s pre-match team-talk to his Fermanagh players ahead of this evening’s Allianz Football League Division 4 final against Wicklow will boil down to one word — honesty.

Undefeated Fermanagh, led by a in-form Seamus Quigley, completely pulverised Leitrim in a one-sided clash at Enniskillen.

A dominant first-half display from Fermanagh saw Peter Canavan’s side continue their unbeaten run at Dr Cullen Park yesterday.

Fermanagh fought back from four points down to secure a share of the spoils at Brewster Park yesterday.

A late flurry of scores gave Fermanagh a flattering victory over Waterford to maintain their unbeaten Division 4 league record at Fraher Field, Dungarvan, yesterday.

Eleven different London players got on the scoresheet as they dished out a 15-point thumping to Armagh at Ruislip.

It took Fermanagh two trips to London to fulfil this fixture, but Peter Canvan’s team easily collected the points against the Exiles at Ruislip yesterday.

Peter Canavan’s Fermanagh side came from behind to secure a win over Clare at Brewster Park.

Dublin goalkeeper Shane Supple claims he was approached by Kildare management about transferring to the county last year after missing out on the Blues panel.

TYRONE blasted their way into the Dr McKenna Cup final with a second half blitz at the Athletic Grounds.

TYRONE legend Peter Canavan returned to Healy Park last night as Fermanagh manager but failed to take the scalp of his old friends.

BURREN ran out seven point winners in this feisty Ulster Club Football Championship first round game.

ARMAGH and Westmeath made little of the strong wind at Donoghmore Ashbourne to provide patrons with an entertaining All-Ireland junior A camogie final.

A POWERFUL second-half display with the wind, highlighted by Brendan Coughlan’s vital 45th minute goal, propelled Kinsale to their first IFC final at Riverstown on Saturday afternoon.

Armagh 1-7 Westmeath 1-7

MEATH reversed a first-round result to advance to the Leinster MFC final at the expense of Louth at Navan’s Páirc Tailteann last evening.

CORK boss Brian Cuthbert has made three changes for Sunday’s Munster MFC final against Tipperary from the team that defeated Clare in last month’s semi-final in Cusack Park in Ennis.

SEAN KIELY and James Fitzpatrick are set to make their first competitive starts for the Cork senior footballers in Sunday’s Allianz Football League Division 1 trip to Castlebar to face Mayo.

Fermanagh 0-05 Longford 1-08

VALIANT Cistercian Roscrea completed the Powerade Leinster Senior Cup semi-final line-up with a thrilling win over Terenure at Donnybrook yesterday.