Cavan 0-13 Fermanagh 0-11: Reaction
Terry Hyland and Peter Canavan give their reaction to Cavan's win over Fermanagh
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Cavan secure slim victory over Fermanagh
Cavan are through to the Ulster SFC semi-final after defeating Fermanagh 0-13 to 0-11 at Brewster Park this afternoon.
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Cavan and Fermanagh set for close call
The last of the Ulster quarter-finals takes place on Sunday in the shadow of the G8 summit taking in Enniskillen on Monday and Tuesday.
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Two debutants in Fermanagh side for Cavan
Fermanagh have named two Championship debutants in their side to play Cavan in the Ulster SFC semi-final on Sunday.
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Cavan unchanged for Fermanagh match
Cavan manager Terry Hyland has announced the same starting XV as he did for the Breffni county's opener with Armagh for their Ulster SFC quarter final against Fermanagh on Sunday at 2pm.
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Report: Meath beat Fermanagh
Des Cahill reports on Meath's win over Fermanagh
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Report: Monaghan beat Fermanagh
Mike McCartney reports on Monaghan's win over Antrim
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Meath & Monaghan go up, Antrim drop down
Meath and Monaghan gained promotion to Division 2 of the Allianz Football League after wins over Fermanagh and Antrim, with the latter relegated.
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Cavan overcome Meath, Antrim and Fermanagh draw
Cavan came away from Meath with the points, while Antrim and Fermanagh had to settle for a share of the spoils in Division 3.
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Cavan and Fermanagh claim the points
Cavan and Fermanagh recorded wins in Division 3, while Waterford took the points against Tipperary.
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Tyrone beat Fermanagh: Report
Brian Carthy reports on Tyrone's win over Fermanagh in the McKenna Cup semi-final
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Wednesday's McKenna Cup round-up
Tyrone, Down, Monaghan and Fermanagh are all through to the semi-finals of the Power NI Dr McKenna Cup.
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McKenna Cup review - Trio remain unbeaten
Tyrone were comfortable 2-13 to 1-10 winners over Antrim at Casement to make it two wins from two in the Dr McKenna Cup.
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Donegal defeated in foggy Fermanagh
Fermanagh put Donegal to the sword at a foggy Brewster Park tonight beating the All-Ireland champions 2-15 to 2-07 in Enniskillen.
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As it Happened: O'Byrne & Dr McKenna Cup updates
Relive the action from the O'Byrne Cup in Leinster, and the Dr McKenna Cup as All-Ireland champions Donegal faced Fermanagh.
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Fermanagh GAA states its support for Sean Quinn
Delegates at the Fermanagh GAA County Convention have passed a resolution in support of Sean Quinn and his family.
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Hype not affecting Donegal - Gallagher
Donegal selector, and former Fermanagh star, Rory Gallagher says that the hype in the county is not affecting the group of players
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Fermanagh shocked by death of GAA star
Fermanagh inter-county footballer Brian Óg Maguire has died following an industrial accident at the Quinn Group's prestressed concrete facility in Derrylin.
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O'Rourke confirmed as Monaghan manager
Malachy O'Rourke has been ratified as the new Monaghan football manager after a vote last night.
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Canavan set to continue as Fermanagh manager
Peter Canavan will continue his leadership of Fermanagh, it has been confirmed.