Division 3 leaders Fermanagh have suffered a setback with the news that top scorer Sean Quigley is set to miss the rest of their Allianz Football League campaign.

Fermanagh 2-15 Donegal 2-7

Down manager James McCartan has confirmed that Aidan Brannigan is definitely out of Sunday's Ulster SFC semi-final against Monaghan.

Aidan Brannigan faces an anxious wait to see if he faces a retrospective suspension as Central Competitions Control Committee (CCCC) meet today.

The outcome of a poor game was effectively decided in the ninth minute when Daryl Keenan was given a straight red card, which ended Fermanagh’s hopes of pulling off an Ulster championship shock yesterday.

Some of the summer’s favourites may already be scampering for survival by the first week of June

NEW Fermanagh manager John O’Neill may have to plan without Marty McGrath for the start of the National League.

Dublin's Bernard Brogan, who is hotly tipped to be named Footballer of the Year, is one of a top class list of stars who will be aiming for All-Ireland glory at the MBNA Kick Fada event in Bray Emmets GAA Club this Saturday.

Fermanagh 0-7 Armagh 0-11, Enniskillen

Cavan 0-13 Fermanagh 1-13

THEY may have been impossible to separate last Sunday, but Cork and Kerry have enjoyed very different fortunes this week with Jack O’Connor forced to delay naming his starting 15 until hours before Sunday’s game.

KERRY boss Jack O’Connor has serious injury headaches ahead of the Munster SFC semi-final replay with Cork at Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday, with key personnel all sitting out training last night.

NOW officially a delisted AFL player, Brendan Murphy says he has made the right decision to return home after an injury- plagued two seasons trying to make it with the Sydney Swans.

Wicklow 0-17 Fermanagh 1-11

MOST of their players may be small in stature but Fermanagh proved yet again they are capable of big things with a dogged three-point win over Down in the preliminary round of the Ulster Football Championship yesterday.

Fermanagh v Down, 3.30pm, Enniskillen

MARTY McGRATH insists that last year’s agonising close call in the Ulster final has only increased Fermanagh’s appetite for an historic breakthrough this summer.

WATERFORD hurler John Mullane wants to put the memories of the past 12 months behind him and to concentrate on a return to winning ways.

Fermanagh 0-10 Armagh 0-11

A SATISFYING return for the Cork footballers with a second victory in the Allianz League yesterday, but achieved with no greater consistency than in their drawn encounter in Newbridge three weeks ago.

ONLY now, in the reflected glory of a hugely-successful International Rules Series, with another exciting victory for Ireland in the MCG having the added symbolism of a Tyrone captain lifting the Cormac McAnallen Cup, can we appreciate the significance of the AFL’s choice of manager.

BENNY COULTER, Aidan O’Mahony and Finian Hanley will be fit for Friday’s decisive second test at the MCG.

Ireland manager Sean Boylan has selected an all-Tyrone half-forward line for today's International Rules first Test against Australia at the Subiaco Oval in Perth (throw-in 11.30am Irish time).

Just 48 hours before the Ireland squad depart for Australia, Fermanagh footballer Marty McGrath expressed his delight to have received a late call-up to represent his country in the two-Test International Rules series which begins next Friday.

Ireland manager Sean Boylan has announced his squad for the upcoming International Rules series against Australia.

It has emerged that Marty McGrath spearheaded Fermanagh's qualification for the Ulster SFC final in the summer, while privately having to cope with being diagnosed with testicular cancer.

A spectacular kick of 70 metres earned Armagh goalkeeper Paul Hearty the MBNA Kick Fada title for 2008, following a today's thrilling contest at the Bray Emmets GAA Club.

LONG AFTER the invading orange masses had departed the St Tiernach’s Park pitch Armagh manager Peter McDonnell stood alone and surveyed the battleground, puffing on a cigar he’d saved for victory.

Armagh 1-11 Fermanagh 0-8

Armagh 2-8 Fermanagh 1-11

WE’VE had four weeks to digest the remarkable story that is Barry Owens’ return to football but, like that movie you’ve watched time and again, his is a tale you can’t hear enough.

In picking his team for Sunday's GAA Ulster SFC final against Armagh at Clones, throw-in 2pm, Fermanagh manager Malachy O'Rourke has kept faith with the 15 players that started the Ernesiders' semi-final win over Derry.

Ronan Gallagher’s return to arms is one of a myriad of plots surrounding Fermanagh’s progress to Sunday’s Ulster final. Brendan O’Brien explains.

TO BORROW the words of a famous fictional Roman general: ‘Are you not entertained?’ Ulster has shone like a beacon in what has been a mediocre championship but never so bright as on Saturday evening.

Fermanagh 1-11 Derry 1-9

OUR friends in the north have long since been making the claim but now it is official – Ulster is the most competitive of the four provinces in the football championship, and has been for the last six years.

Fermanagh 2-8 Monaghan 0-10

Monaghan 1-15 Donegal 1-14

Leitrim 2-09 Fermanagh 3-10, Carrick-on-Shannon

Tom Brewster's impressive second half performance against Wexford has earned him a starting berth in the Fermanagh side for tomorrow's All-Ireland SFC second round qualifier against Meath at Páirc Tailteann (throw-in 7pm).

Tyrone stayed on course for a place in the Gaelic Life Dr. McKenna Cup semi-finals as they chalked up their second win of the 2007 competition by dominating Derry in Omagh.