THE Fermanagh County Board will have to do without one of its major revenue streams as long as John O’Neill is manager.

EMBATTLED Fermanagh manager John O’Neill has claimed reports of player unrest in his camp are fabricated and is confident of maintaining the county board’s backing.

FERMANAGH’s top GAA official has slammed the ‘cowardly behaviour’ of those who abused referees on the social networking site Facebook.

FORMER Fermanagh boss Dom Corrigan is emerging as the front runner to take over as Erne boss amid growing support in the county.

Fermanagh GAA chairman Peter Carty firmly expressed his support to the anti-government grants movement at a public meeting last night in Cavan.

A PROTESTANT Gaelic footballer is set to reverse his decision to quit the sport over sectarian abuse — and has even pencilled in his comeback game.

IN WHAT has been a tremendous year for the GAA, the organisation is once again copper-fastening its place at the very centre of modern Ireland.

A former GAA president is to address senior figures in GAA clubs across Fermanagh after a protestant player’s threat to quit the sports in the county.