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Most of the big games in Fermanagh are currently being played at Lisnaskea as Brewster Park is being redeveloped. I'm not really sure if there is provision for wheelchairs at the ground but there is plenty of open space beside the covered stand. Access in and out of the ground would be ok I think. If in doubt I suggest you contact someone at Lisnaskea Emmetts and they should be able to help you out.

How can you criticise the Gaels for their perceived negative tactics?? Errigal were just as bad for all the off the ball stuff that went on. The referee didn't allow the game to flow with his constant bookings. Anyone one think it was a dirty game when it really wasn't. It was just a typically hard fought ulster club game between two evenly matched sides.

I agree that the referee was a disaster for both teams but the Gaels do have a point here. I don't think its a case of sour grapes. McDermott should have been sent off and wasn't therefore Errigal had an unfair advantage for the rest of the game. I think most people did think Daisy had been booked in the first half but there were that many bookings in the game it was difficult to keep track on who was booked and who wasn't. We'll await the decison from the Ulster Council.

yeah, i agree the appeal will probably fail but the Gaels have every right to be annoyed. Taking into consideration that it was such a tight game an extra man may have helped the Gaels sneak a win or draw. The Ulster council want the Ulster club over as soon as possible and they probably won't entertain a replay!

I see Enniskillen are set to appeal to the Ulster Council over the failure of the referee to send off Daisy McDermott even though he was shown two yellow cards on Sunday

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/northern_ireland/gaelic_games/6144960.stm

Although it looks like they have a good case the appeal will probably be rejected

Paul Brewster is still the best midfielder in Fermanagh but due to work commitments he has retired from the intercounty scene. The number 17 was Matthew Keenan. He's a tidy forward who had a great game yesterday. The Gaels will be pretty disappointed as Errigal weren't that impressive. If Canavan wasn't available I'd say the Gaels might have sneaked a victory. Simon Bradley has called time on management so It'll be interesting to see who will take on the reigns in 2007.

Rory Gallagher is without doubt one of the most talented players to play for Fermanagh but other players opinions on him aren't great. After our great run of 2004 he came back to the squad in 2005 and he didn't really improve the team's performance. He slowed the game down when in possession of the ball which didn't help the likes of Eamon Maguire and Mark Little. Taking into consideration that Fermanagh's game plan will probably change next year I'd be a little disappointed that he would play for a neighbouring county like Cavan when he's living just 15 minutes from his native county.

I know players have transferred among countries in the past but would Rory be the first player to transfer to a neighbouring county?

Not sure how many Fermanagh folk are on the board. What does everyone think of the performance of all Fermanagh clubs in the Ulster club on sunday?