Fianna Fáil are struggling to transition into the 21st century. The parish pump politics — of a wink, a nod, and an envelope — they have employed since the beginning of the State is still bubbling to the surface, despite the clean-cut new faces.

Antrim won a high-scoring Ulster SFC clash with Fermanagh by 3-13 to 2-18 at Brewster Park.

Whistleblowers? Who came up with a name like that for a person who is trying to right a wrong?

Waterford 6-9 Clare 4-12

Clare 2-17 Limerick 3-07

Kerry minor manager Jack O’Connor believes county board bosses must appoint a Director of Football to ensure the Kingdom’s finest underage talents are not lost before transition to senior ranks.

ALLIANZ FL DIV 3:

NUI Galway 1 NUI Maynooth 2

Westmeath manager Paul Bealin is optimistic his outfit will stay the course against All-Ireland champions Dublin on Sunday.

St Francis College, Rochestown 1-13 Thurles CBS 0-11

Monaghan 2-20 Fermanagh 0-11

Fermanagh 1-10 St Mary’s 3-8

I watched The Disappeared on RTÉ. I expected major information about those who are missing or those whose bodies have been recovered. But, alas, that was not the case.

Clare 1-15 Tipperary 0-7

Watching my son wobble down the path towards the school bus that would pick him up for the pobal scoil brought back memories of me doing the same sort of wobble, but it wasn’t going to school. I was too busy for that.

Cavan 1-14 Fermanagh 0-10

Fermanagh 3-10 Westmeath 1-15

Fermanagh 3-10 Westmeath 1-15

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.

My interpretation of evil personified by Lucifer (the devil incarnate) would have to be in the shape and form of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher.

Meath 2-12 Fermanagh 0-14

Fermanagh 1-12 Cavan 1-10

Antrim 2-9 Fermanagh 1-12

Fermanagh 2-11 Roscommon 1-6

Wicklow 0-09 Fermanagh 1-16

Michael O’Donoghue and Jack Sherwood will both make their league debuts for Kerry in Castlebar tomorrow.

Fermanagh 2-15 Donegal 2-7

Tempo 0-15 Lisnaskea 1-4

Waterford United 4 Longford Town 2

Limerick remain top of the Airtricity League First Division thanks to an 86th minute strike from Rory Gaffney last night that saw off Athlone Town.

Athlone Town and Finn Harps played out an entertaining draw at Lissywoollen last night.

Fermanagh 0-15 Cavan 3-13, Brewster Park

First Division leaders Longford Town staged a remarkable comeback to snatch victory from the penalty spot against nine-man Mervue in the third minute of injury-time at Fahy’s Field last night, having equalised in the final minute.

Two late goals for Waterford United sealed a victory they deserved, but one they were far from certain to secure throughout the last 15 minutes of this Airtricity clash.

The 50th anniversary celebration of the Late Late Show will not be remembered for any good nostalgic thoughts in years to come, providing the show is still relevant to viewers.

The treating of the Arts Council as a quango by the Government in their frantic effort to apply slash and cut tactics to save money is short sighted.

I was surprised to see that Fianna Fáil director Micheál Martin has re-entered the entertainment business.

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

Wexford Youths moved second in the First Division courtesy of a 59th minute strike from captain Danny Furlong against Athlone Town last night.

A 55th-minute strike from Joe Gamble was the difference between two evenly matched sides at Lissywoollen last night as Limerick FC moved to within a point of the top of the First Division.

VETERAN Alan Kirby’s 65th minute strike helped leaders Longford Town to a comfortable three points over Wexford Youths at Ferrycarrig Park last night.

High School, Clonmel, despite playing with 14 men for the majority of the second-half, held off St Flannan’s at Lattin yesterday to reach the Munster Colleges Frewen Cup (U16½ AFC) final.

I can just picture it clearly in my head now leading up to the confirmed referendum: the billboards, vote yes to Jobs, money and stability.