Fermanagh 0-11 Cavan 0-13

Fermanagh 0-11 Cavan 0-13

Fermanagh 2-15 Donegal 2-7

Tempo 0-15 Lisnaskea 1-4

Derry 1-18 Fermanagh 1-10

There will be a number of players enjoying their first taste of the Ulster SFC when Derry and Fermanagh lock horns tomorrow.

A south Armagh man who killed two people in a road crash over five years ago has succeeded in having part of his seven-year sentence suspended on appeal.

The North's Environment Minister could face a legal challenge over his withdrawal of protection for an ice-age site in Co Tyrone, it was warned tonight.

Downpours near a premium beach resort have caused rising levels of pollution, environmentalists warned today.

EILEEN O’KEEFFE could break the Irish record in the hammer for a third time in just over a week if things go according to plan at the Lee Strand international track and field meeting in Castleisland tonight.

DERVAL O’ROURKE and Paul Hession head to the first Golden League meeting of the year — the Bislett Games in Oslo tonight — hoping for better weather than that which greeted them at an international meeting in Stavanger, Norway on Wednesday night.

Everton have played down the financial involvement of new shareholder Robert Earl, the Florida-based friend of chairman Bill Kenwright who has bought a 23% stake in the club.

Everton owner Bill Kenwright has finally won his two-year battle to oust rival Paul Gregg from the Goodison Park board.

LABAN ROTICH failed by a fraction in his bid to become the first athlete to break four minutes for the mile in Kerry at last night’s Lee Strand international meeting on Castleisland’s resplendent track when he outsprinted fellow Kenyan, Paul Korir, to win in 4:00.63.

WORLD indoor 60m champion Derval O’Rourke got her outdoor season off to a flying start before the home fans at The Mardyke on Saturday at the BUPA Cork City Sports.

An environmental pressure group tonight called for a full government inquiry after the North’s largest power station was granted planning permission to install pollution control equipment.

Tom Aherne

A GROUP of Carlow students were flushed with success yesterday when they won a top colleges award.

Plans to build Northern Ireland’s first open-cast mine will unleash a wave of pollution, it was claimed tonight.

Stormont Minister Dermot Nesbitt was tonight accused of being “naive” about Sellafield nuclear plant after he called for the public debate on it to be based on facts, not emotion.