Novel idea could put wind in Fermanagh sails

Fermanagh GAA could be about to turn to a natural resource in order to boost the county coffers in these difficult economic times.

Fri, 16 Dec, 2011 - 13:48

Fermanagh GAA could be about to turn to a natural resource in order to boost the county coffers in these difficult economic times.

Outgoing Fermanagh chairman Peter Carty has revealed that he has explored the viability of using wind turbines at Lissan to generate income for the Ernesiders.

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