Person: Raymond Gallagher

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Coming back from the brink

FEW counties have warmed to the underdogs status more than Fermanagh but their captain Barry Owens doesn’t find it as comforting right now.

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No ‘special cases’ for opening of grounds, says Munster chief

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Fermanagh forced to reshuffle for Carlow clash

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Armagh seek revenge on Fermanagh

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Fermanagh suffer McGrath blow for Ulster opener

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Longford battle back and go top

Fermanagh stars return to county fold

Fermanagh’s run through the qualifiers to the All-Ireland semi-final last year has inspired many of its former stars to return from the wilderness.

Fri, 19 Nov, 2004

Gallaghers set for Fermanagh comeback

Rory Gallagher is set to join his cousin Raymond and return to the Fermanagh football squad.

Tue, 26 Oct, 2004

Fermanagh set for Raymie's return

Former Fermanagh player Raymond Gallagher could be in line for a return to the county senior football panel following a 12-month absence.

Thu, 21 Oct, 2004

McGearailt goal steers Gaeltacht through to first final

BECOMING the sixth team from Kerry to qualify for the AIB All-Ireland club final and the first-ever native-speaking combination, represents a monumental achievement for An Ghaeltacht.

Mon, 23 Feb, 2004

Rivalry renewed as Dublin debutants face Gaeltacht

THE buntings are in abundance in Blanchardstown this week. The home town club, St Brigid's, are heading to Thurles on Sunday for an AIB All-Ireland club SFC semi-final appointment with the mighty Gaeltacht.

Fri, 20 Feb, 2004

Flaherty given nod in only change for Gaeltacht

KERRY and Munster champions An Ghaeltacht have made one change in their team for Sunday's AIB All- Ireland club football semi-final against St Brigid's in Semple Stadium, Thurles (2pm).

Fri, 20 Feb, 2004

Gallagher puts club before county call

RAYMOND Gallagher will make no decision on his inter-county situation until St Brigids’ club championship campaign has come to an end.

Wed, 21 Jan, 2004

Dublin slickness the key to Saint’s victory, says Clarke

PADDY CLARKE joked after St Brigid’s impressive victory in Páirc Tailteann yesterday that he could ‘die happy’ after finally getting to coach a winning team in a Leinster football final – almost 30 years after his first attempt!

Mon, 08 Dec, 2003