Supporters could be bussed in from both counties
Editorial Department • Published 23 May 2013 13:00 
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Fermanagh's Ulster Championship clash against Cavan on Sunday June 16 has been given the green light to take place at Brewster Park, and with the game coming on the eve of the G8 Summit at Lough Erne, Ulster Council PRO John Connolly is delighted that the GAA will share in the limelight of such a momentous occasion.
Sean's late, late show wins Reihill
A last gasp strike from Sean Gallinagh clinched the Reihill Cup for Enniskillen Town as they defeated Lisbellaw United 2-1 at Fisher Park last Friday night.
Third for Lee at weather hit NW200
Lee Johnston battled back from injury to claim third place in the Supersport race at last weekend's weather hit North West 200.
Callaway's Demo Day - a great success
Enniskillen Golf Club hosted one of Northern Ireland's biggest demo days this week when over 20 local golfers got to test this year's leading technology from Callaway Golf.
- Superb treble for Taggart
- Four wins for Portora at Belfast Sprints
- New promoter hopes to up the ante for Mulligan
- Superb bronze for new recruit Lucia
- Canavan knows a confident Cavan will be coming to Brewster
- Time for players to 'really show what they are made of'
- More commitment and backing needed says McCusker
- McCann free bags a point for Erne Gaels
- Steep learning curve admits Kinawley manager Treacy
GAA 
Canavan knows a confident Cavan will be coming to Brewster
Fermanagh manager Peter Canavan and his management team can now focus their attentions on neighbours Cavan after the Breffnimen overcame Armagh to set up an Ulster Championship quarter-final meeting with Fermanagh at Brewster Park on June 16.
Football
Fast starting Athletic do damage in first half
A fast starting Enniskillen Athletic maintained their record of winning every game so far in the 2nd Division of the Under 14 league with a 6-1 success over a previously unbeaten Lisnaskea Rovers team.
Rugby
Clinical Queens too strong for battling Skins
Enniskillen Ladies travelled to Armagh on Sunday for the long overdue Rosie Stewart Ulster Cup final against Queens University.
News
Orangemen remember those killed in the Troubles
A parade of Orange Order members in Enniskillen tomorrow(Sunday) will remember the 31 members who were killed during the Troubles.
- Teen who lost grandfather to troubles to attend US peace conference
- Churches hold flower festivals over Bank Holiday weekend
- Living history day at Regimental Museum
- Motorist of crashed car 'going to learn the hard way'
- Motorist of crashed car 'going to learn the hard way'
- Fodder scheme: Fermanagh UFU hold emergency meeting
