Lisnaskea go the extra-mile

GAA history was made at Croke Park on Saturday night when Fermanagh won its maiden All-Ireland club football title after Lisnaskea were crowned intermediate champions.
Lisnaskea go the extra-mile
Mon, 14 Feb, 2011 - 00:00
Lisnaskea Emmets (Fermanagh) 1-16 St James’s (Galway) 0-15 (aet) Cian Murphy

The result was a bitter pill for the Connacht champions who were left cursing a legitimate-looking Paul Conroy shot late in normal time which was waved wide by umpires.

For their boss Peter Clarke, the hope is that this win will act as a launchpad for Fermanagh football.

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