Pete McGrath: Fermanagh are no sitting ducks for Dublin

Fermanagh 1-13 Westmeath 0-7: Fermanagh displayed new levels of maturity and confidence to overcome Westmeath in Breffni Park on Saturday and book their place in the last eight of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.

Pete McGrath: Fermanagh are no sitting ducks for Dublin
Mon, 27 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Orla Bannon

After their Ulster semi-final defeat to Monaghan, Pete McGrath claimed his unfancied team would still be playing football in August, and his charges responded to that bold prediction in spectacular fashion.

The Ernesiders now face Dublin in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals on Sunday.

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CourtsGaaFootballFermanagh GAAGAA Championship 2015All-Ireland SFCFermanaghWestmeathPete McGrathPlace: Breffni ParkPlace: MonaghanPlace: Croke ParkPlace: WestmeathPlace: FermanaghPerson: Pete McGrathPerson: McGrathPerson: Eoin DonnellyPerson: Marty O’BrienPerson: Ryan McCluskeyPerson: Ruairi CorriganPerson: Tomas CorriganPerson: Gary ConnaughtonPerson: Sean QuigleyPerson: QuigleyPerson: John HeslinPerson: Ger EganPerson: CorriganPerson: WestmeathPerson: John ConnellanPerson: Tom CribbinPerson: CribbinPerson: TreacyPerson: M JonesPerson: DalyPerson: N CassidyPerson: M O’BrienPerson: R McCluskeyEvent: All-Ireland senior football championshipEvent: UlsterEvent: All-Ireland SFCEvent: All-Ireland quarterEvent: Leinster finalOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: FermanaghOrganisation: Dubs
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