Fermanagh Ladies aiming to bounce back from "devastating" Carlow defeat
Fermanagh are hoping to bounce back from the 2-08 to 1-10 loss to Carlow in the Division Four league semi-final.
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Fermanagh are hoping to bounce back from the 2-08 to 1-10 loss to Carlow in the Division Four league semi-final.
An impressive display from their opponents ended their hopes despite support from the crowded stand and sideline at Roslea.
Goals from Lochlann King (2), James Connolly and Adam McDonald eased their side to another comfortable win.
The run begins at Castle Coole and then down through the town before reaching the National Trust Castle Coole Estate.
A game of Heads or Tails then followed with £750 being raised for Cardiac Risk in the Young.
It would be a day to remember for St Mary’s Teemore as they made it a double on Monday at Brewster Park.
The men’s over 55 coxless quad ended early when their race, against City of Derry, was interrupted by difficult conditions.
“Start of the year, it was a good enough game in some regards, it was a competitive game, but a lot of mistakes made in it as well now."
Antonio La Salandra is the head coach of the Rigan Machado Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Association in Europe.
Eddie and Angus Keys, Mattie Graham and Niall Keenan from Enniskillen were all included in the initial squad.
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